Suicide Mortality
Review Committee
Understanding, developing, and enhancing mortality review committees focused around suicide deaths
Data Saves Lives
Data drives all of our initiatives and programs. What if you could have more real-time, local-level data to help save the lives of your community members? Mortality review committees do just that!
Program
Integrity
OUR GOAL
To help communities start or enhance their suicide mortality review committee in an effort to gain real-time data and establish tailored local-level prevention efforts.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
Members/future members of a mortality review committee which typically consists of department of health, first responders, medical examiners/coroners, military/veteran services, policymakers, mental health professionals
Not your government training
If you want someone who has been in the research field for over a decade and specializes in suicide prevention research, Jessica-Rose is the gal for you! Her high energy and passion paired with her organizational skills and ability to bring people together, is unlike anyone and certainly unlike standardized governmental training.
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Course Info
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Module 1: Introduction
- What is a SMR
- The difference in fatality and mortality reviews
Module 2: Understanding Suicide in your community
- Identify and Analyze local suicide death data
- Identify suicide prevention Efforts in your community
- Identify your death investigation structure
- Resources- Where to go to find them and how to use them
Module 3: Learn what others have done
- Examples of COMMITTEES and success from committees
Module 4: Getting started
- Connect with your death investigation office
- Identify potential partners
- Identify an organization to lead the efforts
- Gaining buy-in
Module 5: Running a committee
- Establish structure, roles, and goals
- Develop policies and procedures
- Ensure safety and wellness
- Legalities
Module 6: Year one of Committee
- Advocating for change- annual reports
- Remembering your goals
- Reassessments
- Process evaluation and improvement
Module 7: Sustainability
- Assessing your needs
- Funding sources
- Grants and legislation
Module 8: Enhancing your efforts
- Partner with your local Death Investigation System
- Determine if you need a focus groups
- Resources- where to go to find them
Module 9: Now what...
- Start recruiting stakeholders
- Start saving lives
Meet Our Founder,
Jessica Rose
Mrs. Johnson has been in the research field for over a decade and specializes in suicide and overdose prevention research. Her high energy and passion are contagious. Her organizational skills, ability to bring people together, and utilize each person's unique skills, is a success amongst groups all over the United States.
We can't wait to work with you to learn more, do more, and be more in the world of Suicide prevention.
Launching
February 2024
Contact Us
PO Box 7901
Moore, OK 73153
+1 (405) 300-0374
JessicaRose@Rosebudcllc.com
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