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Improve\u003Cbr>assessment and treatment capacity | i. Disseminate SDMFC1 and SDVC 2 report on community organizations that support | 2019 | SPC |\n|  | veterans and military-connected families,“The San Diego Regional Veteran and Family |  |  |\n|  | Wellness Strategy 2019 Report,”3 including mental health organizations that provide |  |  |\n|  | assessment and treatment, via SPC website. |  |  |\n|  | ii. Continue to support work addressing stigma and providing culturally specific | 2019 | SPC, Courage 2 |\n|  | assessment and treatment in the military-connected community by participating in | ongoing | Call, SDMFC, |\n|  | veteran and military family groups such as SDMFC’s Health and Wellness Subcommittee and SDVC’s Physical and Emotional Health Action Group, as well as outreach to the VA 4.(see also ICA-S1ai) |  | Psych Armor |\n|  | iii. Continue to support communities or networks who are working with at-promise communities (e.g. Tribal Communities, African American, Faith Leaders, Refugee, and LGBTQ) to address the issue of stigma and build capacity for assessment and treatment. | 2019 | SPC, Community- |\n|  |  | ongoing | based\u003Cbr>Organizations |\n|  | iv. Create inventory of currently used suicide screening tools for use in clinical settings. Include pros/cons of each of the tools and who is currently using each tool. (see also HCC-S7bii) . | 2020 | SPC |\n|  | v. Enhance capacity of Mobile Medical Units (MMU) to conduct suicide risk assessment | 2021 | SPC and FHCSD5 |\n|  | and provide or link to treatment, and also offer training in QPR and Mental Health First |  |  |\n|  | Aid to MMU staff. |  |  |\n|  | vi. Explore feasibility of more frequent “Check Your Mood Day” events (i.e. conducted at |  |  |\n|  | community health fairs held throughout the year and share information on ongoing |  | SPC, County |\n|  | availability of materials. ) | 2021 | HHSA Regional Health Promotion |\n\n1 SDMFC refers to San Diego Military Family Collaborative  \n2 SDVC refers to San Diego Veterans Coalition  \n3 [http://sdmilitaryfamily.org/sdrvfws-report/](http://sdmilitaryfamily.org/sdrvfws-report/)  \n4 VA refers to Veterans Administration  \n5 Family Health Centers of San Diego – have three MMUS that offer mental health services as part of their menu  \n\n|  |  |  | Teams, CHIP Behavioral Health Work Team (BHWT) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 8b. Enhance clinical services | i. Augment clinical staff in PERT teams to include QPR trained or certified staff, as well as additional clinical support such as social workers, family therapists, spiritual care specialists and other mental health professionals 6.\u003Cbr>ii. Identify and implement mental health trainings, assessments, and services that is person-centered7 (e.g. inclusive and culturally competent) for emergency\u003Cbr>room/department personnel to enhance and improve the identification and care of patients who are at-risk for suicide. | 2019-ongoing\u003Cbr>2020 | PERT Coordinating Council\u003Cbr>SPC Medical Providers Roundtable |\n| 8c. Strengthen professional development opportunities | i. Build on employee assistance programs to promote “self-care” among mental health workers such as UC San Diego’s HEAR8 Program.9\u003Cbr>ii. Create an inventory of professional development opportunities relating to clinical assessment and treatment that are available online and as needed (e.g. Psych Armor), or via webinars and that are low or no-cost, also any trainings where the trainers can deliver trainings in-house (e.g. SDYS HERE Now Program) .\u003Cbr>iii. Encourage and support medical professional (pharmacists, psychologists) in taking means reductions training such as Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) and on bui","cbCaivSpgJD73OcO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivSpgJD73OcO","pdf",642153,"English","# 8a. Improve assessment and treatment capacity\n## i-v i. Disseminate SDMFC/SDVC community reports via SPC website\n## 8b. Enhance clinical services\n## i-v i. Augment PERT teams with QPR-trained/certified and additional mental health supports\n## 8c. Strengthen professional development opportunities\n## i-v i. 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