Suicide Prevention Policy Sample Clauses

Suicide Prevention Policy. The County shall implement a suicide prevention policy that includes the following provisions - (a) training; (b) intake screening/assessment; (c) communication; (d) housing; (e) observation;
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Suicide Prevention Policy a. LCJ shall develop policies and procedures to ensure the appropriate management of suicidal inmates, and establish a suicide prevention program in accordance with generally accepted correctional standards of care.
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Suicide Prevention Policy. The State shall review and, to the extent necessary, revise its suicide prevention policy to ensure that it includes the following provisions: 1) training;
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Suicide Prevention Policy. Teachers and staff members as well as the guidance counselors may become aware of students who may be a threat to themselves or others. This information must be reported immediately to the Director of Guidance, who will contact the parents and conduct a suicide assessment to determine that it is safe for the student to be in school. Any threat or potential threat will be taken seriously and handled immediately. Please be advised that confidentiality does not apply if it is necessary to reveal information to appropriate parties in order to protect a child or others from clear and imminent danger. When it is determined that it is not safe for a student to be in school, the student will be required to have an immediate evaluation to assess the situation. Parents will be asked to sign a release of information form at the evaluating agency so that the agency may share the results of the assessment with the school. Once the assessment has been completed, parents and student must follow the reinstatement process as described below. Only after all of this process has been completed may the student return to school.
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Suicide Prevention Policy. The Board of Directors of Orange County Classical Academy (“OCCA” or the “Charter School”) recognizes that suicide is a major cause of death among youth and should be taken seriously. To attempt to reduce suicidal behavior and its impact on students and families, the Board of Directors has developed prevention strategies and intervention procedures. In compliance with Education Code section 215, this policy has been developed in consultation with OCCA and community stakeholders, OCCA school-employed mental health professionals (e.g., school counselors, psychologists, social workers, nurses), administrators, other school staff members, parents/guardians/caregivers, students, local health agencies and professionals, the county mental health plan, law enforcement, and community organizations in planning, implementing, and evaluating OCCA’s strategies for suicide prevention and intervention across all OCCA school grades, TK-12th. OCCA must work in conjunction with local government agencies, community- based organizations, and other community supports to identify additional resources. To ensure the policies regarding suicide prevention are properly adopted, implemented, and updated, OCCA shall appoint an individual (or team) to serve as the suicide prevention point of contact for OCCA. The suicide prevention point of contact for OCCA and the Executive Director shall ensure proper coordination and consultation with the county mental health plan if a referral is made for mental health or related services on behalf of a student who is a Medi-Cal beneficiary. This policy shall be reviewed and revised as indicated, at least annually in conjunction with the previously mentioned community stakeholders.
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