REACH VET outreach for veterans at highest statistical risk
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REACH VET is a U.S. Veterans Health Administration program. A statistical model flags veterans in a very small top tier of risk each month, and a clinician who knows the patient reviews the chart and makes contact. Identification is not a diagnosis of suicidal intent. The program exists to prompt a human conversation and a look at whether care should change.
臨床場景
Veterans Health Administration facilities. The model runs monthly on patients seen in the prior two years. Policy expects outreach to the top 0.1% tier at each facility.
工具與廠商
REACH VET
VHA electronic health record
來源中報告了什麼
A program evaluation reported that by late 2020 nearly all identified veterans had been contacted and had care reviewed. The same paper associated the program, after age and sex adjustment, with a 5% lower probability of a documented suicide attempt, plus more outpatient contact and safety planning. That is a program association, not a statement that the score predicts an individual death.
來源
McCarthy et al., Psychiatric Services · 2023年2月1日 · 年份 2023
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