Suicide Risk Assessment (Columbia Protocol)
Asks about assessment date & setting, suicidal ideation severity, and ideation intensity (Frequency/Duration). Built for emergency department psychiatric triage and suicide risk screening.
- Questions
- 16
- Pages
- 2
- Time
- about 4 min
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- E-signature
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Suicide Risk Assessment (Columbia Protocol)
Page 1 of 2 · Your information
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Who it is for
- Emergency department psychiatric triage and suicide risk screening
- Behavioral health intake and ongoing suicide risk monitoring using C-SSRS
- Primary care universal suicide screening during depression and anxiety evaluations
- Crisis intervention center assessment and safety planning documentation
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Before you publish: Clinical review required: this worksheet does not calculate scores, diagnose, or recommend treatment. Confirm the questions and response options against your approved assessment protocol before use.
Page 1 · Your information
- Full NameText · Required
- Assessment Date & SettingDate
- Suicidal Ideation SeverityLong Text
- Ideation Intensity (Frequency/Duration)Long Text
- Intent to ActLong Text
Page 2 · Additional details
- Recent Attempt DetailsLong Text
- Risk FactorsLong Text
- Protective FactorsLong Text
- Access to Lethal MeansLong Text
- Safety PlanLong Text
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