Clinicians

This features low fidelity simulation that allow your teams to engage in the first 5-10 minutes of a pediatric status epilepticus emergency scenario. You will use your own equipment and resources in your own clinical …

This session will provide teams of learners the opportunity to engage in the initial care for a pediatric patient in status epileptics. Simulation facilitation guide and link to video patient simulation included

Ilene Claudius, MD, FACEP, interviews Joan Asarnow, Ph.D., on what to do when a patient screens positive in the ED for suicidality or suicide risk. Dr. Asarnow reviews her ABCD approach to working with the …

Infographic highlighting Dr. Joan Asarnow's ABCD approach to suicide screening and working with the patient and family when developing a plan of care and safety plan.

Ilene Claudius, MD, FACEP, interviews Lisa Horowitz, PhD, MD, developer of ASQ Suicide Risk Screening Tool, about the Tool's use in pediatric patients and why suicide screening in the ED is important.

SAFE-T is a five-step process that can be used by mental health professionals during their first contact with an individual at risk of suicidal behavior to identify risk and management plan.

Collection of evidence-based suicidal ideation, behavior, and self-harm screening tools from HRSA' Critical Crossroads' Toolkit

A rapid, psychometrically sound 4-item screening tool for all pediatric and adult patients presenting to the emergency department, inpatient units, & primary care facilities.

The Columbia Protocol is a series of simple, plain-language questions that support suicide risk assessments by prehospital practitioners, clinicians, nurses, patients and families and researchers.

Lisa Horowitz, PhD, MPH, discusses the role universal screening could have in reducing suicide rates in children.