D. 15 a. Department of Veterans Affairs - VA - Suicide Prevention Safety Plan and Suicide Behavior and Overdose Report - SBOR - Templates.pdf
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The document is a set of templates and staff guidance from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for Suicide Prevention Safety Plans and Suicide Behavior and Overdose Reports (SBOR). The Suicide Prevention Safety Plan is a collaborative tool developed between a patient and provider for use during or before a suicidal crisis. The SBOR collects information on suicidal behaviors and non-suicidal overdoses. The document outlines which VA staff positions are authorized to develop safety plans and complete SBORs. It provides a table detailing the specific roles and responsibilities for each staff type. The templates and guidance are related to federal contract opportunity 36C26224R0121 for the procurement of a new Escondido Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) for the VA's Veterans Integrated Service Network 22.
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Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Suicide Prevention Safety Plan and Suicide Behavior and Overdose Report (SBOR) Templates
Staff Specific Guidance
A Suicide Prevention Safety Plan is a brief clinical intervention, collaboratively developed between a patient and a provider, for use during or before a suicidal crisis. VHA staff members can develop a safety plan with a patient if:
1. There is a “Yes” next to the staff member’s credentials in the table below; AND
2. The local facility Chief of Staff concurs with this determination; AND
3. Safety planning is within facility scope of practice and/or competency.
Suicide Behavior and Overdose Reports (SBOR) collect information on suicidal behaviors and non-suicidal overdoses that result in an adverse event. VHA staff members can complete an SBOR if:
1. There is a “Yes” next to the staff member’s credentials in the table below; AND
2. Completion of the SBOR is within facility scope of practice and/or competency.
SBOR SP Safety Plan MD/DO1 Yes Yes Licensed Psychologist (PhD/PsyD)2 Yes Yes Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner Yes Yes LCSW/LMSW/LISW3 Yes Yes LMFT4 Yes Yes LPMHC5 Yes Yes Addiction Therapist Yes Yes LPN6 No No RN7 Yes Yes APRN: NP/CNS8 Yes Yes PA9 Yes Yes Peer Specialist No No UAP10 No No Psychological Technician, Social Work Assistant
No No
Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist No No Rehabilitation Counselor Yes Yes
1Medical Doctor/Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine; 2Doctor of Philosophy/Doctor of Psychology; 3Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Licensed Master of Social Work/Licensed Independent Social Worker; 4Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; 5Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor; 6Licensed Practical Nurse; 7Registered Nurse;
8Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist; 9Physician’s Assistant;
10Unlicensed Assistive Personnel, including Health Tech, Medical Assistant, and Nursing Assistant.
Note: A trainee in ANY of these categories may complete each step marked with a “Yes,” following their discipline specific supervision and signatory requirements.
If a particular discipline is not identified in the table above, the discipline may not complete the Safety Plan or the
SBOR.
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D.15 a) VA Suicide Prevention Safety Plan and Suicide Behavior and Overdose Report (SBOR) Templates - 36C26224R0121
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