CDC Injury Control Research Center for Preventing Suicide (CDC ICRC S)

摘要 罗切斯特大学医学中心自杀研究和预防中心的教员 (URMC)和来自教育发展中心的CDC伤害控制 预防自杀研究中心(红十字委员会-S)，一个将发挥催化作用的无墙中心 在纽约州，在HHS地区1和2，以及在全国范围内，促进公共卫生方法 减少与自杀和自杀未遂相关的死亡率和发病率，通过关注不同的 一系列常见的远端风险，这些风险深刻地影响着人们、家庭和 社区。红十字委员会-S将成为研究、外联和传播以及教育的引擎。它 将通过将自杀预防完全纳入公共卫生和伤害领域来改变自杀预防领域 预防，同时积极将其与补充精神卫生方法联系起来，从而促进新的 州、地区和国家各级的预防举措。走上这条道路，红十字委员会--S将：1) 加强对规划预防举措至关重要的数据的获取，2)系统地界定和应对 年中期预防男性和女性自杀和自杀未遂带来的挑战 生活，以及3)关注亲密伴侣暴力，将其作为将个人和家庭结合在一起的几个领域之一 问题、物质滥用、财务和经济困境是自杀的背景因素 行为和死亡。红十字委员会--S确定的每一项目标都与我们的团结主题有关，即“弥合 差距。“在追求使命和目标的同时，我们将严格评估自己的进步，战略地发展 与我们的州、地区和国家合作伙伴共同发起新的倡议，以建立至关重要的联系，为 以有效和高效地推动我们的领域向前发展。

ABSTRACT Faculty from the Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide of the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) and from the Education Development Center have come formed the CDC Injury Control Research Center for Suicide Prevention (ICRC-S), a center-without-walls that will serve a catalytic role in New York State, in HHS Regions 1 and 2, and nationally, promoting public health approaches that will reduce the mortality and morbidity associated with suicide and attempted suicide, by focusing on a diverse array of common distal risks that profoundly influence the life trajectories of people, of families, and of communities. The ICRC-S will serve as an engine for research, outreach and dissemination, and education. It will transform the field of suicide prevention by drawing it fully into the domain of public health and injury prevention while actively linking it to complementary mental health approaches, thus facilitating new prevention initiatives at state, regional, and national levels. Embarking on this path, the ICRC-S will: 1) enhance access to data essential for planning prevention initiatives, 2) systematically define and confront the challenges posed by preventing suicide and attempted suicide among men and women in the middle years of life, and 3) focus upon intimate partner violence as one of several areas that coalesce individual and family problems, substance misuse, and financial and economic distress as contextual contributions to suicidal behaviors and deaths. Each of the defined goals of the ICRC-S relates to our uniting theme, “bridging the gaps.” As we pursue our mission and goals, we will rigorously evaluate our progress, and strategically develop new initiatives with our state, regional, and national partners to create critically important linkages that serve to effectively and efficiently drive our field forward.