Transcription of 2020 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
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2020 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
2020 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual ReportOffice of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention2 Table of ContentsExecutive Summary 3 Suicide as a National Problem 7 Anchors of Hope 7 Understanding the Cultural Context of Suicide 9 Annual VA Suicide Report Update 11 Veteran Status 12 Rates: Crude and Adjusted 12 Suicide Data Throughout the United States 13 Veteran Suicide in the 15 Total Number of Veteran Suicides, 2005 2018 15 Average Number of Veteran Suicides per Day, 2005 2018 15 Age- and Sex-Adjusted Suicide Rate, 2005 2018 16 Age- and Sex-Adjusted Suicide Rates for Veterans Who Used VHA Health Care, 2005 2018 18 Veteran Suicide Rates by Age Group, 2005 2018 19 Veteran Suicide Rate by Sex, 2005 2018 21 Veteran Suicide Rate by Race/Ethnicity, 2005 2018 23 Veteran VHA Patients With Mental Health or Substance Use Disorders, Unadjusted Suicide Rates 27 Veteran Suicide Methods 29 Never Federally Activated Former Service Members 30VA in 2018 and 2020: Putting the Data in Context 312018: Where We Were 312020.
5 VETERAN SUICIDE PREVENTION ANNUAL REPORT NOVEMBER 2020 • Suicide Rates • Overall, from 2005 to 2018, the age- and sex-adjusted8 suicide rates among Veterans were higher and rose faster than those among non-Veteran U.S. adults.
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