Establishes a 13-member veteran suicide mortality review board to review suicide deaths among veterans, identify trends, assess gaps in services, and.
The bill establishes a 13-member veteran suicide mortality review board within the state office to conduct multidisciplinary reviews of suicide deaths among veterans. The board will identify trends and systemic factors contributing to veteran suicide, assess gaps in services and access to care, develop evidence-based recommendations for prevention and policy improvement, and promote collaboration among state, local, and federal agencies. The board will submit annual reports summarizing its activities and findings.
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