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Reverse the Trend of Irreversible Actions: Ohio AAP Annual Meeting Dr. Sarah Denny, MD Dr. Mike Gittelman, MD We have, as documented, no financial relationships to disclose or Conflicts of Interest (COIs) to resolve Suicide risk Of youth

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Reverse the Trend of Irreversible Actions: Ohio AAP Annual Meeting

  • Dr. Sarah Denny, MD
  • Dr. Mike Gittelman, MD
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We have, as documented, no financial relationships to disclose or Conflicts of Interest (COIs) to resolve

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Suicide risk

  • Of youth who completed suicide by firearm, 82% used a firearm from their

home

The National Violent Injury Statistics Center

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Pediatrics 2017

  • 2nd leading cause of

death for teens

  • Suicide death every 3

hours

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Time Elapse Between Decision and Attempt

  • Interviews with survivors of near-lethal suicide

attempts

– 25% made attempt within 5 minutes of decision – 50% within 20 minutes – 71% within 1 hour

  • Most made decision within 1 hour of a crisis

(eg. break-up or fight)

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Firearms and Suicide Risk

  • Presence of a firearm at

home increases the risk of suicide even among those without a previous psychiatric diagnosis

  • 25% of teens are

depressed at any given time

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Counseling About Firearms Works

Pediatric practices

  • Counseling by pediatrician

–No significant difference in gun removal –62% improved storage in home –27% controls Pediatric ED setting

  • Counseling by physician

–63% locked up or disposed firearm –0% controls made any change

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Layers of Protection

Pool Drowning Suicide Death No Access to Pool No Gun in Home Four-sided Fencing Gun Locked Away Teach Child Teach Teenagers

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During the Visit

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For Parents of Teens:

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For Teens:

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What can you do to reverse the trend?

http://ohioaap.org/SISPledge

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Sarah.denny@nationwidechildrens.org @sdennymd Mike.gittelman@cchmc.org @gittel21

Questions?

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My Dude: Drey Meine 1993-2012

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LOSS Mission… Vision

Ø LOSS Community Services exists to be an instillation of

hope to people bereaved by suicide, empowering them so they can thrive.

Ø We envision a community of suicide loss survivors

experiencing a restoration of hope and standing together for suicide awareness!

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Thank You!

Denise Meine-Graham denise@losscs.org 614-530-8064 losscs.org

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1HELPS

Jeremy Hardjono

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Jacob Bice

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Remembering Jacob

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# 1 H E L P S

Hello Empathy Learn Parents & Professional Save

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Hello

  • Be a friend
  • Greet them whenever you see them
  • The little things matter

Photo by Eliott Reyna on Unsplash

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Empathy

  • Actions rather than words
  • Care, and show it
  • T

ake them seriously

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Learn

  • Signs
  • Get to know them… but be subtle
  • Have a conversation with them about what is bothering them specifically

Photo by nikko macaspac on Unsplash

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Parents/Professional

  • Better chance getting them to talk to professionals
  • Parents play a vital role in treatment
  • Parents can take important steps to prevent
  • Monitor closely- every teen responds different to medication
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