PATIENT’S OVERALL SUICIDE RISK LEVEL (Check one and explain): LOW (WTL/RFL) Explanation: MODERATE (AMB) HIGH (WTD/RFD) CASE NOTES: Next Appointment Scheduled: Treatment Modality:

Instructions: Please list your reasons for wanting to live and your reasons for wanting to die.Then rank in order of importance 1 to 5. Used by permission of Guilford Press. 1.Any past suicide attempts? 2.Any family suicide attempts? 3.Any access to firearms? 4.Has there been follow up on firearms access?

A multi-purpose clinical tool, called the Suicide Status Form (SSF), guides the patient’s assessment and treatment and is developed collaboratively between the patient and the practitioner throughout the course of therapy. Specifically, the SSF contains rating-scales and open-ended questions concerning six suicide-related

Suicide Status Form The Suicide Status Form (SSF; Jobes, 2016) helps the clinician and client to understand the details of a person’s suicidality, including risk and protective factors and current sense of safety.

You will also find resources on our website with best practices for using the CAMS Framework and the Suicide Status Form when using Telehealth. Please contact [email protected] with any questions. Thank you for using evidence based suicide focused treatment,

2021年4月26日 · CAMS includes suicide risk assessment, treatment planning, and management of suicide risk. The Suicide Status Form is used throughout CAMS as a multipurpose tool for assessment, documentation, and tracking. What is the theoretical model underlying CAMS for suicidality? In CAMS, suicide is conceptualized as a complex and multifactorial event.

The Suicide Status Form (SSF) is the essential document and scaffolding of the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality—Brief Intervention (CAMS‐BI) and is hypothesized as an example of a psychological assessment as therapeutic intervention (PATI).