Fatality Review Team News August 2021

VanTil Amanda L Amanda.L.VanTil at doj.state.or.us
Thu Aug 5 10:20:49 PDT 2021


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  Fatality Review Team News                                                      August 2021



New NCFRP Data Explorer

New Suicide Prevention Recommendations







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The National Center is excited to announce the release of Data Explorer. With a simple click of a few buttons, users will create a customizable query that is unique to their fatality review data. Users can choose to display the output as a bar chart or select to have the data passed back as individual rows of data with key variables of interest. An example query might be to determine how often death investigations were conducted by the manner of death. Another example might be identifying which deaths did not have an autopsy performed, sorted by the manner of death. Many filtering options will be available in the query building process. Data Explorer is available on the left-hand navigation within the National Fatality Review-Case Reporting System.

A 30-minute training video on using Data Explorer is available (https://vimeo.com/579859522, passcode NCFRP). Also available are sample queries to get you started using Data Explorer. Please contact the National Center at info at ncfrp.org<mailto:info at ncfrp.org> with any questions or concerns.
As always, thank you for your hard work and dedication to fatality review.

Abby Collier, MS   I   Director   I   517.614.0379
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NCFRP Suicide Prevention Recommendations

The National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention is pleased to release a new report on youth suicide data and recommendations. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for young people between 10 to 24 years old (CDC, YBRSS). Child Death Review (CDR) teams within a community and state or tribe are charged with understanding the circumstances surrounding a child's death. As such, CDR teams throughout the United States have reviewed more than 8,000 child suicides between 2004-2017. This report, Suicide Prevention Recommendations Based on Child Death Review<https://www.ncfrp.org/wp-content/uploads/Suicide_Prevention_Report.pdf>, explores data from suicide reviews and highlights five key recommendations from CDR teams. These recommendations are based on the data and the recommendations and experience of CDR teams and focus on improving the CDR process. The following prevention recommendations emerged:


  1.  Incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion into all aspects of fatality review
  2.  Comprehensive funding for suicide reviews
  3.  Consistent access to information in records
  4.  Death scene investigation standards for suicide
  5.  Support for professionals participating in CDR

This work would not have been possible without the dedication of individuals participating in CDR teams throughout the United States. Please share this report with fatality review team members, prevention partners, and others engaged in suicide prevention.

The following snippets can be used on social media to promote this resource.

Twitter: After reviewing more than 8000 youth suicides, Child Death Review teams recommend five strategies to improve the fatality review process and prevent future suicides. Learn more. https://www.ncfrp.org/wp-content/uploads/Suicide_Prevention_Report.pdf

Facebook: Child Death Review (CDR) teams throughout the US reviewed more than 8000 suicides and developed five strategies to improve the CDR process to prevent future suicides. These recommendations promote consistent access to data, improved scene investigations, support for comprehensive funding, incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion into reviews, and support for professionals engaged in CDR. Learn more. https://www.ncfrp.org/wp-content/uploads/Suicide_Prevention_Report.pdf

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