Name
How to Scale Measurement to Improve Resilience Programs and Combat Military and Veteran Suicide
Speakers
Executive Advisory Board (EAB) or Platinum Sponsor
Platinum Sponsor - NeuroFlow
Content Presented on Behalf of
Platinum Sponsor
Services/Agencies represented
Platinum Sponsor
Session Type
Breakout
Date
Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Start Time
4:30 PM
End Time
5:30 PM
Room#/Location
Woodrow Wilson C
Focus Areas/Topics
Behavioral and Mental Health, Medical Technology, Trending/Hot Topics or Other not listed
Learning Outcomes
Join us for a panel discussion where industry leaders and mental health experts will explore cutting-edge approaches to address these pressing issues.
We will delve into:
-The importance of regularly measuring wellbeing to improve resilience and identify suicide risk early
-How advanced data analytics and AI can support more effective and proactive interventions
-Successful resiliency and suicide prevention programs within the military and VA systems, and lessons learned from their implementation
-Innovative approaches to measurement and data analytics to better define resilience and support active military and Veteran populations.
We will delve into:
-The importance of regularly measuring wellbeing to improve resilience and identify suicide risk early
-How advanced data analytics and AI can support more effective and proactive interventions
-Successful resiliency and suicide prevention programs within the military and VA systems, and lessons learned from their implementation
-Innovative approaches to measurement and data analytics to better define resilience and support active military and Veteran populations.
CE/CME Session
Non-CE Session
Session Currently Live
Description
The alarming rise in suicide rates among active-duty military personnel and Veterans demands urgent attention and action. While there are many resilience and suicide prevention programs, it’s clear that we need better measurement to understand impact and scale these successes across the military and VA. 54% of service members who died by suicide in 2023 had no behavioral health diagnosis. Implementing widespread measurement can help military and VA leaders understand what programs are working and deliver more impactful support at scale, intervening in the moments that count.