Zero Suicide in Healthcare: The Story of an International Declaration and Social Movement
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Keynote at the 2018 Suicide Prevention Australia conference in Adelaide, South Australia traces the story of Zero Suicide and highlights the champions who have led this breakout innovation. Suicide prevention has labored heroically to stand in the gap (like Leonidas' fateful Spartans) but we need a massive infusion of support, and Zero Suicide activates healthcare as a partner.
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Zero Suicide in Healthcare: The Story of an International Declaration and Social Movement
- 1. ZERO SUICIDE IN HEALTHCARE The Story of an International Declaration & Social Movement davidwcovington.com
- 3. WE CANNOT DO THIS ALONE
- 4. EDUCATION Building the capacity for change knowledge exchange and training EDUCATION
- 5. Errors Are Costly 1986 CROSSING THE QUALITY CHASM Better Care = Patient Experience Safe Effective Patient-Centered Timely Efficient Equitable Triple Aim of Healthcare Improvement Better Health Better Care Better Value 1986 Don Berwick (USA)
- 7. 1996 Going to War with Suicide David Litts (USA) “[At the start] there was a lot of debate about whether or not it was even possible to reduce suicide through this type of an effort,” according to David Litts. “A lot of people, including mental health practitioners, were skeptical. But over a six-year period, the suicide rate dropped by one-third.” US Air Force Initiative
- 8. 2001 What if care were perfect? 20012001 Ed Coffey (USA) 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 100 80 60 40 20 0
- 9. 2004 What was actually different? Henry Ford Clinical Protocol Package of Discrete Research-based Interventions Known to Be Effective Routine Screening & Assessment Psychosocial Treatment Collaborative Safety Planning Follow-Up 2004 Justin Coffey (USA)
- 11. The Clinician Viewpoint 20092009 David Covington (USA) Magellan Health Surveys 30,000 in Workforce
- 13. REDESIGN Moving beyond best practice to innovative designs based on novel concepts EDUCATION REDESIGN
- 14. 2010 “Over the decades, individual [mental health] clinicians have made heroic efforts to save lives… but systems of care have done very little.” Forgotten Patients Richard McKeon (USA)
- 15. Gotta Have a Model 2011 Suicide Care in Systems Framework Michael Hogan (USA) 2011
- 19. MOVEMENT Unifying the industry around the common cause of improving health care for all EDUCATION REDESIGN MOVEMENT
- 21. 2015 A Whole Nation Discussion 2015 Norman Lamb, MP (UK) Suicide Prevention in Ontario Hospitals
- 24. 2017 ZERO APPLIED Sydney From International Declaration to Local Action 3rd Int’l ZS Summit 2017 Sue Murray (Australia)
- 27. FULL SCALE Changing mainstream practice standards by ensuring widespread deployment EDUCATION REDESIGN MOVEMENT FULL SCALE
- 28. 2013 US News & World Report 2013 Becky Stoll (USA)
- 33. 2016 Speed to Market Gold Coast Health 2016 Kathryn Turner (Australia)
- 34. 2017 Gaining Momentum 2017 Ian Dawe (Canada) Suicide Prevention in Ontario Hospitals
- 35. 2018 MD & MBA 2018 Steve Duffy (N. Zealand)
- 37. Rotterdam 2018
- 38. JENNA HEISE Texas, USA JAN ULRICH Kentucky, USA VIRNA LITTLE New York, USA FRED MESERVEY New York, USA PAUL SCHYVE Joint Commission, USA DAVID JOBES Catholic University, USA KATE COMTOIS Seattle, USA THOMAS JOINER Florida State University, USA CHRIS DAMLE Phoenix, Arizona GREGOR HENDERSON London, UK HELEN GARNHAM London, UK PAUL YIP Hong Kong, China ADRIAN JAMES Exeter, UK SALLY SPENCER- THOMAS Denver, USA KEVIN HINES Atlanta, USA URSULA WHITESIDE Seattle, USA