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October 2023 0

Straight Talk About Suicide

The Medical School’s first-ever suicide awareness conference aims to create a supportive community for all.

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September 2022 0

Researchers Establish National Suicide Prevention Center

With $15 million federal grant, scientists from Brown help lead effort to reduce the suicide rate.

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August 2022 0

New Guide Aims to Reduce Suicide

Researchers develop evidence-based program to save lives and reduce strain on mental health care system.

Faculty

December 2018 0

This is Their Lane

Firearm safety is the responsibility of health care professionals, physician writes in the NEJM.

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Diane Block, left, and Michael Armey are working with patients and families at Butler Hospital to implement a Zero Suicide Initiative, part of a national effort to prevent all patient suicide deaths in health care environments. Photo by David DelPoio, used with permission of the Providence Journal

August 2018 0

Getting to Zero

With patients’ advice and new tools, a hospital aims to prevent all suicide deaths.

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  Dr. Rahul Vanjani, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brown, is leading an innovative approach to healthcare. Through his startup, Docs for Health, he and his team are integrating social support directly into medical care, helping patients access vital resources like food, housing, and financial aid. This powerful tech platform aims to streamline social support, reducing paperwork and making it easier for healthcare professionals to connect patients with the help they need.More from The Boston Globe: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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