Post Suicide Watch
Risk Assessment
Safety Plans
Mental Health Sick Call
Special Needs
100

This is the only professional who can determine when a suicide watch is able to be terminated

What is a Mental Health Professional?

100

These are the two categories of risk factors 

What are static and dynamic?

100

This Component of the Collaborative Safety Plan assesses coping skills, also known as

What are self-management strategies?

100

A request from patient's placed either electronically or handwritten to request services

What is sick calls or kites?

100

How often special needs patients must be seen

what is every 30 days?

200

This rating scaled is used to assess risk of suicide during follow-up sessions

What is the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale?

200

Aside from risk factors, these factors are useful in assessing overall risk

What are protective factors? 

200

Completed at least once during suicide watch placement

What is the Collaborative Safety Plan

200

Must be seen immediately when triaged

What are Emergent referrals?

200

Diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria

What is criterion for Special Needs?

300

This plan should be in place and reviewed during the post-suicide watch follow up 

What is a Collaborative Safety Plan?

300

This is one way to proactively protect yourself from liability should a negative patient outcome occur. 

What is document a detailed, clinically sound risk assessment? 

300

Sweating, increased anger, depressed mood are all potential answers for this section on the CSP 

What are warning signs? 

300

Must be seen within 7 days

What are routine sick calls

300

90 days....

What is how long a patient must remain on special needs before removal is considered?

400

This component of the suicide watch follow up documentation gives guidance to scheduling, referrals and recommended placement 

What is the Plan section? 

400

This is when you  weigh the patient's risk factors, protective factors and make a clinically appropriate treatment decision

What is completing a risk assessment? 

400

Components of a strong risk formulation

Risk vs. Protective Factors

Current Presentation

Identification of foreseeable changes to risk 

400

Must be seen within 24 hours

What is urgent referrals 

400

Must be seen on special needs caseloads and cannot be considered for removal

What are juveniles in adult custody?

500

When to have a consultation when discharging from suicide watch

What is training/provisional licensure, new employee, high risk patients, unsure of decision, clearance conflict w/ custody 

500

Best questions to ask to formulate a CSP?

Do you have support in a crisis?

Current coping skills (able to do during incarceration).

What work best to help calm you?

500

Common reasons for living other than family

Friends

Pets

Future goals

Spirituality

500

What sick call slips do MHPs not answer and are often deferred

What is sick call slips regarding medications questions, dosing or side effects 

500
The time when you update a treatment plan

what is every 6 month? 

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