b'|Suicide Prevention Workplan - Los Angleles |31 |32 |Suicide Prevention Workplan - Los Angleles|33 Status of Suicide and Suicide Prevention in Los Angeles CountySuicide Prevention Week 2019 Report Card In partnership with the Los Angeles County Public Health Department, the Los Angeles County Suicide Prevention Network routine reviews data that can identify populations disproportionately This report card brings together the most recent data from multiple sources to present a prole of suicide andaffected by suicide.suicide prevention in Los Angeles County. Please note that this is only a snapshot of suicide prevention trainings, outreach and awareness activities that have and are taking place. Mortality data (deaths that were conrmed to be suicide) and morbidity data (non-fatal, intentional self-injuries) originate from Coroner reports, and hospitals and Emergency Department databases. Indicator20122013 2014 2015 2016 2017 1 It can be obtained locally through relationships and agreements or retrieved from the California Total Suicide DeathsNumber769798818823 843 891 Department of Public Health\'s EpiCenter web site or nationally from the WISQARS and Rate per 100,000 population 7.6 7.7 7.8 7.888.4 WONDER databases. WONDER includes a broader range of public health data whereas WISQARS is focused on fatal and nonfatal injuries.It is important to note that morbidity data is In 2017, the latest year fornot the same as "suicide attempt data"; not all intentional self-injuries are suicide attempts, and not which suicide mortality data is available, 891 people diedall suicide attempts lead to medical treatment. Mortality and Morbidity data are both externally by suicide in Los Angelesveriable, whereas other data sources rely on self-reporting and are not externally veriable.County. Of these, 689When reporting on suicide, please include a (13.4/100,000) were malesuicide prevention resource:and 454 (14/100,000) wereCo-morbidity data includes factors such as behavioral health or health conditions that are related white. Middle-aged and olderto the suicidal behavior. It can also provide information about risk and protective factors (factors adults show the highestNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline numbers and rates for(Didi Hirsch) 24/7:are more correlated with suicide - risk factors-or less correlated with suicide - protective factors- suicide death: 465 peoplewhen large numbers of cases are studied across populations). A primary source of co-morbidity that died were ages 45 and1.800.273.TALK (8255) data is the California Electronic Violent Death Reporting System, which is modeled on CDCs older, with the highest rate (13/100,000) for those overNational Violent Death Reporting System and provides detailed information on violent deaths, the age of 65. including homicides and suicides. Number and Rate per 100,1000Data for SPA Map for 2016Treated and Released EmergencyThe system links data from vital statistics death les, supplementary homicide reports from the Department Visits for Suicide Attempts2 California Department of Justice, and coroners investigations. Currently Los Angeles County does Number 2,586 2,7632,924Rate per 100,000 population 25.3 26.828.5 not participate and it is recommended to encourage participation in the future. Co-morbidity and Risk and Protective Factor data can also be found from surveys. Survey In 2014, the latest year for which suicide attempt data isAntelope Valley results are based on self-reports, and so are not externally veriable, but can be informative. available, 2,924 Angelenos were383 (91.9) National surveys that report data on the state level include the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance treated in the ER for a suicideLos AngelesSan Fernandoattempt. Of these, 1,642555 (25.4) System (adults), Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System (high school students), and National (32.7/100,000) were female.County ServiceSurvey on Drug Use and Health (ages 12 and over). Within California, the California Health The rate was highest for AfricanProvider Area Interview Survey conducts separate survey modules for children, teens, and adults; currently only Americans (47.9/100,000),San Gabrielfollowed by whitethe adult and teen modules contains questions about suicide. The California School Climate, (39.6/100,000). Youth were atMetro 430 (24.2) Health, and Learning Surveys (includes the California Healthy Kids Survey, California School Staff highest risk for being seen for a199 (30.8) West South Survey, and California School Parent Survey.suicide attempt: 1,482 were289 (25.5) Eastunder the age of 25, with the 290 (25.6)highest rate (90.4/100,000) forThe number indicates number of peopleSouth283 (20.5)treated and released for a suicide attempt in495 (31.6) Beach 283Additional sources of data include measures of help seeking such as call volume to hotlines and young people aged 15 to 19. the ER. In parenthesis is the rate/100,000(20.5)people. Data shown is for 2014. warm lines, and service usage.Qualitative data can be compiled from Suicide Death Review Admitted to Hospital forNumber and Rate per 100,1000Teams such as Los Angeles Countys Inter-Agency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect, Child Suicide Attempt3 Death Review: www.ican4kids.org/reports.html, psychological autopsies, and community needs Number 4,1924,114 4,051 assessmentsthat includes strengths and gaps analysis. For example, Portrait of LA provides a Rate per 100,000 population41.040.0 39.4wealth of data on neighborhood specic data (Portrait of LA:1Suicide deaths: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics. Underlying Cause of Death 19992017 on CDC WONDER Online Database, released December, 2018. Data are from thewww.measureofamerica.org/los-angeles-county/).Multiple Cause of Death Files, 19992017, as compiled from data provided by the 57 vital statistics jurisdictions through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Accessed at http://wonder.cdc.gov/ucd-icd10.html on September 3, 2019.2Treated and released emergency department visits: Emergency department data from Ofce of Statewide Health Planning and Development.3Admitted to hospital for suicide attempt: 20122014 Inpatient HospitalizationsHospital Discharge Data from Ofce of Statewide Health Planning and Development. Why is there a delay in reporting data on suicide mortality and attempts? The coding system used to identify the reason for hospitalizations and ED visits changed on October 1, 2015. More recent data on suicide attempts treated in hospitals and EDs are not included here because the two coding systems are not comparable and guidelines for identifying different types of injuries, including suicide attempts, are still being developed.Draft 3.3.2020 Not For Distribution Draft 3.3.2020 Not For Distribution'