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DESCRIPTION:This presentation will examine the past 10 years of data relati
 ng to suicides among incarcerated individuals\, with special emphasis on t
 he period since the beginning of the pandemic. We will explore historic an
 d emerging types of claims brought against correctional mental health care
  staff after a patient suicide\, including how statistical evidence is bei
 ng used in discovery and allowed at trial. Finally\, we will discuss the r
 ole this information plays in the valuation of a suicide case.\n\nEducatio
 nal Objectives\n\n	* Identify the historic difference between claims involv
 ing suicides in the incarcerated population versus individuals living in t
 he free world\n	* Discuss ways in which the increase in suicidality is chan
 ging the types of claims and allegations filed against correctional behavi
 oral health care staff \n	* Debate how statistics and jurors' personal expe
 rience can impact the valuation of correctional suicide cases\, both at pr
 esent and going forward\n\nLevel: Intermediate
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SUMMARY:301 How Rising Suicides Impact Litigation
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This presentation will examine the past 10 
 years of data relating to suicides among incarcerated individuals\, with s
 pecial emphasis on the period since the beginning of the pandemic. We will
  explore historic and emerging types of claims brought against correctiona
 l mental health care staff after a patient suicide\, including how statist
 ical evidence is being used in discovery and allowed at trial. Finally\, w
 e will discuss the role this information plays in the valuation of a suici
 de case.</p><p>Educational Objectives</p><ul><li>Identify the historic dif
 ference between claims involving suicides in the incarcerated population v
 ersus individuals living in the free world</li><li>Discuss ways in which t
 he increase in suicidality is changing the types of claims and allegations
  filed against correctional behavioral health care staff </li><li>Debate h
 ow statistics and jurors' personal experience can impact the valuation of 
 correctional suicide cases\, both at present and going forward</li></ul><p
 >Level: Intermediate</p>
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DESCRIPTION:This presentation will examine the past 10 years of data relati
 ng to suicides among incarcerated individuals\, with special emphasis on t
 he period since the beginning of the pandemic. We will explore historic an
 d emerging types of claims brought against correctional mental health care
  staff after a patient suicide\, including how statistical evidence is bei
 ng used in discovery and allowed at trial. Finally\, we will discuss the r
 ole this information plays in the valuation of a suicide case.\n\nEducatio
 nal Objectives\n\n	* Identify the historic difference between claims involv
 ing suicides in the incarcerated population versus individuals living in t
 he free world\n	* Discuss ways in which the increase in suicidality is chan
 ging the types of claims and allegations filed against correctional behavi
 oral health care staff \n	* Debate how statistics and jurors' personal expe
 rience can impact the valuation of correctional suicide cases\, both at pr
 esent and going forward\n\nLevel: Intermediate
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