Addressing drivers of healthcare worker suicide

Healthcare team members are at an elevated risk for suicide as compared to other professions – especially female-identifying nurses and physicians. From Oct. 2021 – Sept. 2023, the American Hospital Association (AHA) received funding from the CDC and National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to identify, assess and test evidence-informed interventions to reduce suicide risk among healthcare team members. In this Insights Huddles, two AHA representatives share insights and evidence-informed interventions from the Health Care Worker Suicide Prevention Guide

A recording of this Insights Huddle is available here.

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If you have insights to share with other leaders, learners and advocates to improve the safety and wellbeing of healthcare team members, please email HeartofSafetyCoalition@stryker.com.  

Speakers

Rebecca B. Chickey, MPH
Senior Director, Field Engagement
Behavioral Health Services, AHA

Jordan Steiger, MPH, AM, LSW
Senior Program Manager,
Clinical Affairs and Workforce, AHA

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