Department of Defense Suicide Event Report (DoDSER) Calendar Year 2010 Annual Report

摘要: Abstract : The DoDSER program is a collaborative effort of the National Center for Telehealth & Technology (T2) and Services suicide prevention offices. Since 1 January 2008, has standardized surveillance across with ultimate goal facilitating DoD's mission. When death ruled by Armed Forces Medical Examiner System (AFMES), designated professional from respective Service reviews records, conducts interviews when appropriate, responds to items via secure web-based application (https://dodser.t2.health. mil). As 2010, all have been collecting data on both suicides attempts, some additional nonfatal events. collect comprehensive information about Member event. AFMES indicates that 301 Members died in 2011 (Air Force = 50, Army 167, Marine Corps 32, Navy 52). This number includes deaths strongly suspected be are pending final determination. Points Contact (POCs) submitted reports 100% confirmed 46, 159, 31, 51) as extraction date (26 April 2012). A total 915 attempted 241, 432, 156, 86). DoDSERs were 935 attempts 251, 440, 157, 87). Of who suicide, 896 had one attempt, 18 two three attempts.