Addressing Firearm Suicide Risk Reduction with an Online Patient Decision Aid Tailored to Women Veterans

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Authors

Anne G. Sadler · University of Iowa

B. Preston Cook · University of Iowa

Bradley Mecham · Rural Resources

Ann S. Hamilton · University of California, Los Angeles

Michelle A. Mengeling · University of Iowa

James Torner · University of Iowa

Mark W. Vander Weg ·

Abstract

An online decision aid tailored to women Veterans may reduce firearm suicide risk by increasing risk recognition, guiding personalized safety choices, and facilitating completion and support from others. eSAFER is a scalable tool to reach high-risk populations tailored to their needs.

Topics & Keywords

Gun Ownership and Violence Research Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Occupational Health and Performance

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Gender equality

Publication Details

Published in: Journal of Women s Health

DOI: 10.1177/15409996261434153

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