Participate in Research at CU Anschutz

Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus have recently developed SECuRe, a multicomponent intervention to support decision-making around lethal means storage for patients at risk of suicide and train clinicians on how to discuss lethal means safety. We are interested in understanding clinicians’ opinions on the SECuRe intervention.

You are eligible to participate if you are: A Military Health System clinician or trainee (e.g., physician, psychologist, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, social worker, behavioral health technician); and work with adult patients at risk for suicide.

Main Procedures Involved: We will ask you to: Complete web-based questionnaires and view intervention materials (15-20 minutes) Complete a single follow-up questionnaire 1 month later (10-15 minutes) Compensation: $50 electronic gift card after completing study procedures.. The DoD policy requires you to be off-duty to receive these incentives. Off-duty refers to days and times during which you are not scheduled for work or expected to be engaged in work or job duties.