Kentucky’s SUID Case Registry project developed this SUID Risk Factor Sheet to use in fatality review team deliberations to identify key risk factors and help shape findings and prevention recommendations.

This program recruits women from the community and provides training and mentoring to help them become MCH Leaders to their neighborhoods to help improve birth outcomes.

This factsheet provides information on the characteristics of Sleep Related Infant Deaths in Alaska and is intended for professionals who provide perinatal and infant health care and supportive services to Alaskans.

The Colorado Child Fatality Prevention System (CFPS) has been reviewing cases and collecting data on child deaths in Colorado since 1989 and entering data into the NFR-CRS since 2004. This brief takes a look back over the last 10 years to highlight successes and identify next steps.

The purpose of this form is to better understand trends, risk factors and warning signs related to suicide deaths in order to provide targeted suicide prevention measures. 

This report will provide readers with a better understanding of how policies and systems impact disparities observed in child deaths by geography, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Statewide community-based organization, established in 1991 by Hawaii Department of Health (incorporated as non-profit in 1995), comprised of broad-based representation from more than one hundred-fifty organizations, agencies, and individuals committed to preventing injuries to children and youth in Hawaii.

This form is for use during the investigation of infant (under 1 year of age) deaths that are sudden, unexpected, and unexplained prior to investigation. In 2020 CDC released a revised version of the SUIDIRF.

This investigation form is recommended to be used in sudden unexpected pediatric deaths in children older than 12 months.