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An alternative to virtual monitoring for suicide watch

"There's actually some evidence that rather than put people in segregation, if you double bunk individuals at risk, that can be protective... We're not asking the other person to necessarily prevent somebody from engaging in a suicidal behavior. But sometimes just their presence is enough that the person who's feeling suicidal is not going to act on that urge." During a Center for Mental Health & Addiction Policy panel discussion, Lauren Weinstock, a professor at Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School, talks about the merit of double bunking to prevent . -- About the panel discussion: In April 2025, "Suicide Prevention in U.S. Jails" brought together a panel of experts in mental health, corrections, and policy to examine the current state of suicide prevention in jails and explore innovative solutions. Panelists will discuss current efforts in Maryland and beyond, focusing on the design and implementation of effective suicide prevention protocols and what more can be done to save lives. Learn more about this event: https://publichealth.jhu.edu/center-f...