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Preventing Suicide in Regions 7 and 8 Conference

October 28 - 30, 2003
Westminster, CO

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• An Integrated Approach to Suicide Prevention: Lessons From Cardiac Care
  Nels D. Sanddal, Critical Illness and Trauma Foundation & Rural EMS and Trauma TA Center, Bozeman MT
  Co - Authors: Teri L. Sanddal, BS; Alan Berman, PhD; Mort Silverman, MD
  
  
• Are Lesbians, Gay Men, Bisexual People, and Transgendered People More Suicidal than Others???
  Anthony R. D'Augelli, Penn State University
  
  
• Building a Non Traditional Partnership
  Colorado Link: A Suicide Prevention Project
  Jeanne M. Rohner, Executive Director, Mental Health Association of Colorado; Hadidja Nyiransekuye, Project Coordinator, Colorado Link
  
  
• Character of Suicide in Regions VII and VIII
  Michelle Moskos PhD, MPH, Epidemiologist II, Utah Department of Health and Co-Investigator, Utah Youth Suicide Study
  
  
• Colorado's Office of Suicide Prevention
  Cindy Hodge, Program Manager, Office of Suicide Prevention; Shannon Breitzman, Director, Injury and Suicide Prevention Programs
  
  
• Community Assessment and Identification of Need: The Data-Driven Suicide Prevention Coalition
  Bill D. Geis, Ph.D. and Stan Edlavitch, Ph.D., M.A., University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine
  
  
• Community Assessment and Planning for Suicide Prevention
  Ramya Sundararaman, MD, MPH, Senior Technical Assistance Specialist, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Data-Driven Prevention Planning Model
  David Litts, O.D., F.A.A.O., Associate Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Doing What Works!
  Michelle Moskos PhD, MPH, Epidemiologist II, Utah Department of Health and Co-Investigator, Utah Youth Suicide Study
  
  
• Elderly Suicide Prevention
  Andrea Charbonneau, University of Kansas Medical Center
  
  
• Engaging the Media to Promote Awareness and Gain Support
  Brian Dyak, Entertainment Industries Council, Inc.
  
  
• Evaluation Tools: Theory and Practice
  Rodney W. Hopkins, M.S., Research Assistant Professor, Social Research Institute, University of Utah
  
  
• Finding Funding for Suicide Prevention: Government
  Lloyd Potter, PhD, MPH, Project Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Finding Funding for Suicide Prevention: Private
  Lloyd Potter, PhD, MPH, Project Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• From Reno to Denver: Where We Have Been, Where We Are Going, and What We Need to Do To Get There
  Jerry Reed, Executive Director, SPAN USA
  
  
• Instructions for Conducting a SWOT Analysis
  David Litts, O.D., F.A.A.O., Associate Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Involving Mental Health and Substance Abuse
  George Hanigan, M.A., Deputy Director, Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
  
  
• Lethal Means Restriction: Its Value and Its Problems
  Jeremy Brigham, D. Min., Ph. D., Iowans for the Prevention of Gun Violence and Suicide Prevention Strategy Steering Committee of Iowa
  
  
• Meeting the Challenges of Suicide Prevention in Rural and Frontier Areas
  Michael R. Rosmann, Ph.D.
  
  
• Nuts and Bolts of Surveillance
  Michelle Moskos PhD, MPH, Epidemiologist II, Utah Department of Health and Co-Investigator, Utah Youth Suicide Study
  
  
• Partnering to Prevent Suicide
  Denise Bulling, M.A., L.P.C., University of Nebraska, Public Policy Center
  
  
• Preliminary Results from Ecological Study of Overall, Firearm, and Non-Firearm Suicide Death Rates in the U.S.
  Lynne Fullerton, PhD, Director, University of Nevada, School of Medicine
  Co - Author: Jennifer Personius
  
  
• A Public Health Response for Suicide Prevention
  Aurita Prince Caldwell, M.Ed., Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
  
  
• Social Marketing: Changing Attitudes, Creating Opportunities
  Ramya Sundararaman, M.D., MPH, Senior Technical Assistance Specialist;
  Paula Arnold, M.L.S., MA., Information Specialist/Librarian
  
  
• Status of the "Montana Strategic Suicide Prevention Plan"
  Submitted by the DPHHS Ad-hoc Workgroup on Suicide Prevention
  Thom Danenhower, Emergency Medical Services for Children/Injury Prevention Coordinator; Mateel Todd, Adolescent Health Coordinator; Diane White, Child and Adolescent Service Specialist, Addictive & Mental Disorders Division representative
  
  
• Strategic Planning for Suicide Prevention
  David Litts, O.D., F.A.A.O., Associate Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Strategies for Involving Youth in Suicide Prevention
  Mark LoMurray, Project Director, North Dakota Adolescent Suicide Prevention Project
  Dar Emme, Deputy Director & Founder, Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program International
  
  
• Suicide Prevention Resource Center: Your New Partner
  Ellen Connorton, MSW, MPA, Deputy Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• Suicide Prevention Community Assessment Tool
  Ramya Sundararaman, MD, MPH, Senior Technical Assistance Specialist, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• The National Strategy for Suicide Prevention: A Public Health Approach
  Lloyd Potter, PhD, MPH, Project Director, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
  
  
• The Preventing Suicide in Colorado Initiative
  Carol Breslau, MS, Senior Program Officer, The Colorado Trust; Effley Brooks, III, MA, Director, Denver Community Leadership Forum, University of Colorado at Denver; Michelle Watson, BA, Director of Development, The Mental Health Association of Colorado
  
  
• Well Aware: Improve the health status of the community through partnerships
  Lynn Erickson, Community Health Coordinator
  Well Aware Committee
  
  
• What are the facts about adolescent suicide in Montana?
  Submitted by the DPHHS Ad-hoc Workgroup on Suicide Prevention
  Thom Danenhower, Emergency Medical Services for Children/Injury Prevention Coordinator; Mateel Todd, Adolescent Health Coordinator; Diane White, Child and Adolescent Service Specialist, Addictive & Mental Disorders Division representative
  
  
• What Principles Are Used in Public Health Awareness Efforts That Suicide Prevention Efforts Need to Learn From?
  Kerry Knox, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of Rochester
  
  
  

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