Inpatient Mental Health

Inpatient mental health is mental health treatment that involves admission to a hospital or clinic for at least one overnight stay. Key suicide prevention strategies to consider in this setting include training staff in suicide risk assessment, modifying the physical environment to ensure patient safety, and providing increased monitoring during high risk periods. It is also critical that patient discharge plans ensure continuity of care for suicide risk.
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- To learn more about safe care transitions, see our Care Transitions/Linkages page.
- See All Resources Related to Inpatient Mental Health (below) for a full list of materials, programs, trainings, and other information available from SPRC. Use the filters on the left to narrow your results.
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All Resources Related to Inpatient Mental Health
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NEWS/HIGHLIGHT
Mental Health Respite Facilities Are Filling Care Gaps in Over a Dozen States
2023
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Webinar/Training
Zero Suicide Webinar: The Role of Peer Support Services in Caring for Those at Risk of Suicide
2022
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Webinar/Training
Zero Suicide Webinar: Data-Driven Quality Improvement in Zero Suicide
2022
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Webinar/Training
Pre-application Webinar: Cooperative Agreements to Implement Zero Suicide in Health Systems
2022
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NEWS/HIGHLIGHT
NEW YORK: How a Hospital and a School District Teamed Up to Help Kids in Emotional Crisis
2021
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NEWS/HIGHLIGHT
Study of a Suicide Prevention Intervention Delivered by Peer Support Specialists
2019
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NEWS/HIGHLIGHT
Sexual Orientation, Gender, and Attempted Suicide among Adolescent Inpatients
2018
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NEWS/HIGHLIGHT
Recommended Standard Care for People with Suicide Risk: A Critical Step Forward
2018
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