Methods Core

华盛顿大学实践自杀预防研究中心是一个多学科中心 这是儿科、家庭医学、心理学、信息学和公共卫生领域的桥梁。每个人 该中心代表的学科将自杀健康服务和临床研究方面的专家带到谈判桌上， 门诊综合行为干预，以人为中心的设计，多阶段 优化策略(MOST)、护理点式临床决策支持、混合实施试验、创新 自杀方法和统计专业知识。这个团队共同开发了自杀护理优化公司- 将用于中心支持的所有研究项目的设计方法。共同领导的核心方法 禤浩焯博士、哈尔格伦博士、哈茨勒博士和科恩博士将支持签名(R01)和探索性(R34)项目 在本申请中提出的，以及未来的八项试点研究(R03)。核心方法有两个主要目标： (1)服务产品：每个研究项目都有自己独特的贡献，以改善自杀护理 路径，这些项目将提供一个全方位的模型，医疗保健系统可以在 它的整体或实现为系统特定需求量身定做的组件和(2)科学调查：这 中心将推进关于自杀相关结果的测量的科学研究，了解 影响干预措施实施的制约因素，以及采用有希望的新方法来支持 自杀护理和自杀护理路径上的相关研究。Core还将提供方法 运营支持，传播方法进步和中心资源，并评估中心 研究生产力和影响力。这些结果将对公共卫生产生重大影响，解决 NIMH的优先事项以及联合委员会、零自杀、卫生局局长的国家战略以及 全国预防自杀行动联盟关于改善健康方面的自杀预防的建议 护理系统和拜登政府2021年承诺的“推进自杀预防最佳做法” 以及改进非惩罚性的危机应对措施。

The University of Washington Practice-Based Suicide Prevention Research Center is a multidisciplinary center that bridges the fields of pediatrics, family medicine, psychology, informatics, and public health. Each discipline represented in this Center brings to the table experts in suicide health services and clinical research, integrated behavioral interventions in outpatient medical settings, Human Centered Design, multi-phasic optimization strategy (MOST), point-of-care Clinical Decision Support, hybrid implementation trials, innovative suicide methods, and statistical expertise. Together, this team has developed a Suicide Care Optimization Co- Design approach that will be used for all research projects supported by the Center. The Methods Core, co-led by Drs. Adrian, Hallgren, Hartzler, and Cohen, will support the Signature (R01) and Exploratory (R34) projects proposed in this application as well as eight future pilot (R03) studies. The Methods Core has two main aims: (1) Service Products: Each research project will have its own unique contribution to improve the suicide care pathway, together, these projects will inform a full-spectrum model that healthcare systems can implement in its entirety or implement the components tailored to system-specific needs and (2) Scientific Inquiry: This center will advance scientific inquiry regarding the measurement of suicide-related outcomes, understanding of constraints affecting intervention implementation, and adaption of promising emerging methods to support suicide care and related research across the suicide care pathway. The Methods Core will also provide operational support, disseminate methodological advances and Center resources, and evaluate Center research productivity and impact. These results will have a significant public health impact that addresses NIMH priorities as well as Joint Commission, Zero Suicide, the Surgeon General's National Strategy, and National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention recommendations for improving suicide prevention in health care systems and the Biden administration's 2021commitment to “advancing suicide prevention best practices and improving non-punitive crisis response.”