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Funding
Dr. Fontanella receives funding from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Suicide Risk in Public Child-Serving Systems
Youth involved with publicly funded systems of care like Medicaid, the child welfare system, the juvenile justice system and behavioral health care represent an especially large and important “boundaried population” at heightened risk of suicide and mental illness compared to youth in
Improving Quality and Outcomes for Low Income Children with Depression in the United States
Although reducing suicides and premature mortality among youth with depression is a national priority and an important goal for U.S. health systems, no studies have examined the impact of pediatric depression care meeting quality standards on important patient outcomes such as depression
Stepped Approach to Reducing Risk of Youth Suicide in Primary Care (STARRS-PC)
In the year prior to death, 80% of youth who die by suicide are seen by their primary care clinicians (PCC), while only 20% have contact with a mental health professional.
Clinical Profile and Treatment Utilization Patterns Associated with Suicide Among Youth in Medicaid in the United States
This study, funded by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), examined the clinical profiles and health service utilization patterns of youth in Medicaid who died by suicide with those who did not die by suicide.