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Make sure to pay special attention to the signs that a veteran may be in distress. Recognizing symptoms like withdrawal, anxiety, or increased substance use can be crucial. Trust your instincts and reach out—your support could be life-saving. ?? Together, we can create a strong network of care and understanding. #VeteranSupport #WSPD #SPM24

As #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth comes to an end, remember if you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, help is available. Please call the Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988. #BeThere #SPM24

Screening for Veteran status and suicide risk early can change the trajectory of overload on our emergency response systems by increasing access to upstream support and diverting hospital emergency department visits to alternate care. This #SuicidePreventionMonth, check out the SMVF webinar “Implementing Best Practices for Crisis Care and Suicide Prevention” for information on screening and the core elements of the SMVF Crisis Intercept Map. ?? Watch the webinar today: https://bit.ly/3MGnTuo

Let's work together to prevent veteran suicide. Explore our Face the Fight: Basics of Veteran Suicide Prevention powered by PsychArmor to learn how you can stay prepared for the veterans in your life. Start your training today?? https://lnkd.in/gpxbXpB2 #FaceTheFight #FTF #SuicidePrevention #Training

Training Systems for Female Trauma and Prolonged Casualty Care: Time for New Approaches Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g9DRUq9Z #HealthcareSimulation #ClinicalSimulation #MedicalSimulation

Training Systems for Female Trauma and Prolonged Casualty Care: Time for New Approaches Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gXVSrNxS #HealthcareSimulation #ClinicalSimulation #MedicalSimulation

Commanders Call is Coming! This year’s Commanders Call presents an important opportunity to come together as a community and identify ways to prioritize efforts, align statewide commitments, and foster collaboration across the Veteran services network. To ensure a productive discussion, attendees are asked to RSVP (https://lnkd.in/g_CXFrQ3) , where they will be prompted to indicate which priority area, they are most interested in. This will help gauge interest and facilitate more focused conversations. This year’s Commanders Call will focus on three critical priority areas, with an emphasis on supporting rural Veterans and their families. The meeting will include interactive breakout group discussions, allowing attendees to explore these issues in depth. The priority areas are: 1. Suicide Prevention – Save & Transform Lives 2. Unhoused Veterans – Save & Transform Lives 3. Connecting Veterans & Families to Earned Benefits – Be the Leading State in Veteran Service Delivery and Outcomes In preparation for the Commanders Call, participants are encouraged to review the WDVA’s 2023-2028 Strategic Plan, which outlines the department’s priorities and vision for Veteran services. The plan can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/ghMbhzt5. More Info: https://lnkd.in/gNN87M7V

Reboot your approach to preventing suicide and responding to suicidal thoughts. This training and related trainings on BCBT and Lethal Means safety discussions are transformative and save lives. #SuicidePrevention #Suicide #FaceTheFight

At Combat Stress, our specialist services take into account the life experiences of the veterans we treat, including the different ways in which a veteran might be affected by trauma and continually work to prevent retraumatisation. Click here to read about how we implement trauma-informed practice: https://ow.ly/Xwfp50TqUO3 #trauma #traumainformed #veteransupport #veterancommunity

??Improving point of injury trauma care for IED victims by Hannah Wild and Paul Amoroso, a Briefing Paper from November 2024. ??“Approximately 40% of casualties of explosive ordnance (EO), including IEDs, die of their injuries. This highlights the need for increased emphasis on immediate post-injury care to reduce preventable death and disability". . . . #ctm #tccc #tecc #casualtycare #emergencycare #emergencymedicine #prehospital