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School anti-bullying policies and suicide risk among bullied students (2017)
Teresa McGeeney, Patti Clark, and Ben Birkby
A research presentation examining on the impact of anti-bullying policies on youth suicidal behavior using KIP data. Presented at the 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Awarded Outstanding Student Abstract Award for the School Health Education and Services Section.
Victimization and suicide risk among adolescents (2017)
Teresa McGeeney, Patti Clark, and Ben Birkby
A research poster exploring the relationships between different types of peer victimization and youth suicidal behaviors using KIP data. Presented at the 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Kentucky’s Suicide Data and Surveillance Committee: An interdisciplinary effort to respond to rising youth suicide rates (2017)
Teresa McGeeney, Patti Clark, Ashley Webb, Michael Singleton, and Sara Robeson,
A research poster describing an epidemiological investigation into rising youth suicide rates in Kentucky including the examination of KIP data. Presented at the 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Psychological distress and suicidal thoughts and behaviors among students with military connections (2017)
Teresa McGeeney, Patti Clark, and Ben Birkby
A research poster examining the disparities in mental health and suicidal behaviors facing youth connected to the military. Presented at the 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
The Performance of the K6 Scale in a Large School Sample. (2015)
Nicholas C. Peiper, Richard Clayton, Richard Wilson, Robert Illback
A paper describing the validation of the K6 Scale for Serious Psychological Distress for use among youth using KIP data.
Empirically derived subtypes of serious emotional disturbance in a large adolescent sample (2015)
Nicholas Peiper, Richard Clayton, Richard Wilson, Robert Illback, Elizabeth O’Brien, Richard Kerber, Richard Baumgartner, and Carlton Hornung
A paper identifying subtypes of serious emotional disturbance among youth in Kentucky using KIP data.