EIRFT-Screening Fo EIRFT-Screening Form

Garrett Lee Smith (GLS) State/Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention and Early Intervention Evaluation

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OMB: 0930-0286

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Early Identification, Referral, Follow up, and Treatment Form – Screening

(EIRFT-S)



Directions: The following information should be completed by a professional to document aggregate information about youths—aged 10–24— who were screened for suicide risk as part of your GLS Suicide Prevention Program. The grantee should complete this form for both group screening events and individual screenings. In the case of individual screenings, the grantee should sum the individual screening information and provide aggregate numbers in the form below on a monthly basis. As you complete the form, please note that all entries and descriptions of other should not use acronyms or any local terms; please be sure that you only select other when none of the available response options apply and that your descriptions of other be sufficient for someone who is not familiar with your program or community to interpret.


  1. Screening Identification (ID) Number: Unique ID created by grantee.


  1. Date of screening


  1. ZIP Code where screening took place


  1. Was this a group screening event or individual screenings? (i.e., were multiple youths screened at one time as part of a screening event, or was the screening administered to one individual at a time)

  • Group

  • Individual


  1. What screening tool was used?

  • Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9)

  • Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (CSSR-S)

  • Behavioral Health Screen (BHS)

  • Ask Suicide Screening Questions (asQ)

  • Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)

  • Suicide Behaviors Questionnaire (SBQ-R)

  • Screening Tool in Signs of Suicide (SOS)

  • SAFE-T

  • Patient Safety Screener (PSS-3)

  • Locally developed screening tool

  • Other, please specify:

  1. Where did the screening take place?

  • School or school-based health clinic

  • College or university

  • Mental health (MH) agency (e.g., private MH provider, psychiatric hospital, outpatient clinic)

  • Social Service agency (e.g., child welfare, supportive housing)

  • Juvenile justice/criminal justice agency (e.g., pretrial services, mental health court)

  • Physical health agency (e.g., primary care, pediatrician, emergency department, hospital)

  • Community-based organization, recreation or afterschool activity (e.g., Boys & Girls club, faith-based organization)

  • Law Enforcement Agency

  • Other, please specify:

  1. Was this screening virtual or in person?

  • Virtual

  • In Person

  1. Who was screened?

  • All youth in attendance (e.g., all youth coming to a primary care provider’s office) [Go to 10]

  • Youth meeting particular criteria [Continue to 9a]


  1. Please describe the criteria used (e.g., youth with suicide attempt history, youth in high-risk demographic categories)


  1. Please indicate the unduplicated count of number screened (i.e., the number of youth who took the screening questionnaire):


10. Please indicate the unduplicated count of number screened positive:

Screen positive on the screening questionnaire and/or Self-identify at any point during the screening process





  1. Please indicate the number of youths screened in the following gender categories. Numbers should sum to the total number of youth screened, since each individual screened should fall under a single gender category.

Gender

Count

Male


Female


Transgender (Male to Female)


Transgender (Female to Male)


Gender non-conforming


Other, please specify:


Information on gender is missing




  1. Please indicate the number of youths screened in the following age categories. Numbers should sum to the total number of youths screened, since each individual screened should fall under one of the below age categories.

Age

Count

Under 10


    1. 10– 15


16– 20


21– 24


Information on age is missing




  1. Please indicate the number of youths screened in the following single race/ethnicity categories. Numbers should sum to the total number of youths screened, since each individual screened should fall under one of the below single race/ethnicity or multiple race/ethnicity categories.

Individuals of a single race:

Race

Count

American Indian or Alaska Native


Asian


Black


Hispanic/Latino


Middle Eastern or North African


Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander


White


Other; please specify:


Individuals of more than one race:

American Indian or Alaska Native and Black or African American


American Indian or Alaska Native and White


Asian and White


Black or African American and Asian


American Indian or Alaska Native and Black or African American


American Indian or Alaska Native and White


Asian and White


Black or African American and Asian


Black or African American and White


Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander and White


Individuals reporting multiple races not included above


Information on multiple races is missing




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