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This emergency code is called over the radio during a suicide attempt.
Medical Code Blue
This report must be submitted within 4 hours after an emergency incident.
Emergency SIR (Significant Incident Report)
The clinician must complete this assessment within 72 hours of a child’s arrival.
Mental Health Wellness Assessment
This ratio ensures continuous supervision of a high-risk child.
1:1 supervision
This team may be contacted for crisis screening before hospitalization.
MCOT (Mobile Crisis Outreach Team)
These are evaluated to determine if medications increase suicide risk.
Side effects related to depression/suicidal ideation
This document outlines triggers, coping skills, and safety strategies for a child.
In-Care Safety Plan
This assessment is conducted every 30 days after admission.
Risk Assessment
These logs may be implemented for elevated supervision monitoring.
Behavioral, Sleep, and Meal Logs
This must be obtained before administering psychotropic medication.
Informed consent
This form must be completed during every psychiatric evaluation visit.
ORR Mental Health Assessment Form (MHAF)
This type of ideation involves thoughts of harming others.
Homicidal Ideation
This condition involves a disconnection from reality.
Psychosis
This is required if a child is admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
CPS report
This must be done every 24 hours for clients on elevated supervision.
Clinical reassessment/review of supervision level
This meeting involves multiple departments to coordinate treatment plans.
Multidisciplinary Treatment Team Meeting (MTTM)
This must be removed from the child’s environment during a crisis.
Harmful or dangerous items
This is the first step staff must take when witnessing a suicide attempt.
Calling Medical Code Blue and intervening immediately
This is required before purchasing newly prescribed psychotropic medication.
Psych TAR submission to PCU
This type of event affects the health and safety of an individual child.
Child-Level Event (CLE)
This process helps identify children at risk using standardized tools.
Suicide Risk Screening
This is required within 24 hours after a client returns from hospitalization.
Clinical follow-up meeting
This support process helps individuals cope after a suicide-related incident.
Postvention
This document must include witness statements and observations after an incident.
Emergency SIR addendum
This review analyzes a suicide death to improve policies and prevent recurrence.
Mortality Review