3. Increase stable discharged from hospitals and 3.1.B. Analyze assessments for appropriate Services, Office of Adult and appropriate residential treatment programs. (Data treatment and housing placements. and Disability Services, housing. source: SAMHS assessment tools, community behavioral Baseline and target to be determined) health providers, hospitals 4.1. Reduce suicide deaths in adults 4.1.A. Expand suicide-safer care practices within Maine CDC, Behavioral 4. Reduce suicide. ages 25 and over to 21.14 per 100,000 Maine’s Behavioral Health Homes. Health Homes by 2020 (Data source: Maine Vital Records, Baseline: 22.24/100,000 (2015)) Priority: Mental Health (continued) Objectives Strategies Partners 4. Reduce suicide 4.1. Reduce suicide deaths in 4.1.B. Implement the Towards Zero Suicide model within Maine CDC, Sweetser, adults ages 25 and over three community mental health agencies Aroostook Mental Health (continued) (continued) Centers, Crisis and Counseling Services 4.1.C. Increase community follow up and connection to care CDC, hospitals, crisis for individuals following a suicide attempt or suicidal crisis service programs through better collaboration among hospitals, emergency rooms, inpatient mental health programs and local crisis service providers. 4.2. Reduce suicide deaths 4.2.A. Provide training to educators, medical and mental CDC, NAMI Maine, in adults ages 10-24 (Data health providers, and youth serving agencies on strategies Schools source: Vital Records, for assessing, referring, and treating youth at risk of suicide Baseline: 9.04/100,000 4.2.B.Engage educators, medical and mental health NAMI Maine, Maine CDC, (2015) and target for 2020: providers, and youth serving agencies to increase support universities, community 8.59/100,000) and referral for students at risk of suicide or experiencing colleges, and job training unmet mental health needs programs
3. Increase stable and appropriate housing. discharged from hospitals and residential treatment programs. (Data source: SAMHS assessment tools, Baseline and target to be determined) Services, Office of Adult and Disability Services, community behavioral health providers, hospitals 3.1.B. Analyze assessments for appropriate treatment and housing placements. 4. Reduce suicide. 4.1. Reduce suicide deaths in adults ages 25 and over to 21.14 per 100,000 by 2020 (Data source: Maine Vital Records, Baseline: 22.24/100,000 (2015)) 4.1.A. Expand suicide-safer care practices within Maine’s Behavioral Health Homes. Maine CDC, Behavioral Health Homes Priority: Mental Health (continued) Objectives Strategies Partners 4. Reduce suicide (continued) 4.1. Reduce suicide deaths in adults ages 25 and over (continued) 4.1.B. Implement the Towards Zero Suicide model within three community mental health agencies Maine CDC, Sweetser, Aroostook Mental Health Centers, Crisis and Counseling Services 4.1.C. Increase community follow up and connection to care for individuals following a suicide attempt or suicidal crisis through better collaboration among hospitals, emergency rooms, inpatient mental health programs and local crisis service providers. CDC, hospitals, crisis service programs 4.2. Reduce suicide deaths in adults ages 10-24 (Data source: Vital Records, Baseline: 9.04/100,000 (2015) and target for 2020: 8.59/100,000) 4.2.A. Provide training to educators, medical and mental health providers, and youth serving agencies on strategies for assessing, referring, and treating youth at risk of suicide CDC, NAMI Maine, Schools 4.2.B.Engage educators, medical and mental health providers, and youth serving agencies to increase support and referral for students at risk of suicide or experiencing unmet mental health needs Maine CDC, NAMI Maine, universities, community colleges, and job training programs
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