Suicide Investigation Reporting Tool (SIRT): A Comprehensive and Standardized Coding Form to Aid Investigators in Reporting on Deaths by Suicide

Cheryl L. Meyer; Taronish H. Irani; D. Hamilton; K. Delgado; J. Heschel; T. Moor; T. Phillips; S. Gemmer

Suicide Investigation Reporting Tool (SIRT): A Comprehensive and Standardized Coding Form to Aid Investigators in Reporting on Deaths by Suicide

Cheryl L. Meyer, Taronish H. Irani, D. Hamilton, K. Delgado, J. Heschel, T. Moor, T. Phillips, S. Gemmer

Wright State University

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More than 39,000 people die by suicide in the United States each year. Information about these deaths is obtained by investigators and recorded in their reports which provide the most accurate representation of what occurred at the scene.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Oct 6 2015
Event	National Association of Medical Examiners' Annual Meeting Program - Duration: Oct 6 2015 → …

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Conference	National Association of Medical Examiners' Annual Meeting Program
Period	10/6/15 → …

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Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Meyer, C. L., Irani, T. H., Hamilton, D., Delgado, K., Heschel, J., Moor, T., Phillips, T., & Gemmer, S. (2015). Suicide Investigation Reporting Tool (SIRT): A Comprehensive and Standardized Coding Form to Aid Investigators in Reporting on Deaths by Suicide. National Association of Medical Examiners' Annual Meeting Program. http://www.name2015.org/documents/NAME.2015.PROGRAM.pdf#page=54

Meyer, CL, Irani, TH, Hamilton, D, Delgado, K, Heschel, J, Moor, T, Phillips, T & Gemmer, S 2015, 'Suicide Investigation Reporting Tool (SIRT): A Comprehensive and Standardized Coding Form to Aid Investigators in Reporting on Deaths by Suicide', National Association of Medical Examiners' Annual Meeting Program, 10/6/15. <http://www.name2015.org/documents/NAME.2015.PROGRAM.pdf#page=54>

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