Transcription of 2019 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
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2019 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
2019 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual ReportOffice of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention2 Table of ContentsExecutive Summary 3 Suicide as a National Problem 4 Veteran Status 4 Suicide Across the United States 5 Understanding the Cultural Context of Suicide in the United States 6 Veteran Suicide in the 8 Total Number of Veteran Suicides: 2005 2017 8 Average Number of Veteran Suicides per Day: 2005 2017 9 Age- and Sex-Adjusted Suicide Rate 10 Age- and Sex-Adjusted Suicide Rates for veterans Who Used VHA Care 11 Suicide Rates Among Veteran VHA Patients With Mental Health or Substance Use Disorders 12 Veteran Suicide Rates by Age Group 14 Veteran Suicide Rate by Sex 16 Veteran Suicide Methods 18 Never Federally Activated Former Guard and Reserve Members 19VA in 2017 and 2019 : Putting 2017 Data Into Context 21 Key Initiatives Reaching All veterans Since 2017 21 Key Initiatives Reaching VHA veterans Since 2017 23 Reaching veterans Not in VHA Care 26 Call to Continued and Further Action 27 Much More to Urgently Do for the All-Some-Few 27 Current
VETERAN SUICIDE PREVENTION ANNUAL REPORT | SEPTEMBER 2019. Suicide Across the United States • 645,390 American adults died by suicide in 2017, compared with 31,610 in 2005. • 7These deaths included 6,139 Veterans in 2017, compared with 5,787 in 2005.
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