Establishes a 13-member veteran suicide mortality review board to assess and report on veteran suicide trends and systemic factors.
The bill establishes a 13-member veteran suicide mortality review board to serve as the statewide entity responsible for the multidisciplinary review of suicide deaths among veterans. The board will identify trends and systemic factors contributing to veteran suicide, assess gaps in services, access to care, and institutional practices, and develop evidence-based recommendations for prevention and policy improvement. The board will also promote collaboration among relevant state, local, and federal agencies.
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