01477     2200217   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048102000700056200010200063210005800165215001700223330084300240606002801083606003201111606001901143606004601162675000701208700002201215801001201237852001001249409033  a20241125d        kkky0pory50      ba  aeng  aUS  aReport on suicide prevention practices within the Sacramento county jail systemfLindsay M. Hayes  aCalifórniacAmerican Correctional Associationd2016  a75 p.d30 cm  aThe following is a summary of the observations, findings, and recommendations of Lindsay M. Hayes following an assessment of suicide prevention practices within the Sacramento County Jail System operated by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department in Sacramento, California. Although the Sacramento County Jail System has had a relatively low rate of suicide during the past several years (see below), in light of a 2015 investigative report by Disability Rights California into the mental health treatment of inmates with disabilities in the Sacramento County Jail System, the County Counsel’s Office for Sacramento County requested this writer’s services to independently assess current suicide prevention practices, as well as offer any appropriate recommendations to the revision of suicide prevention policies and procedures.  aSUICÍDIO NA PRISÃO   aPREVENÇÃO DO SUICÍDIO  aSAÚDE MENTAL  aFORMAÇÃO  TÉCNICO DE REEDUCAÇÃO  a61  aHAYESbLindsay M.  aPTgRPC  j61HAY