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Dr. Simonetti earned his Medical Degree from the Ohio State University in 2008 and completed his training in Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh prior to serving as Chief Medical Resident from 2011-2012. He then moved to Seattle where he completed an NRSA health services research fellowship, worked as a senior research fellow at the Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center at the University of Washington and the VA’s Patient Aligned Care Team National Demonstration Lab, and earned his Masters of Public Health degree from the University of Washington School of Public Health. Currently, he is an internal medicine physician practicing within the VA Eastern Colorado Healthcare System. He has research appointments within the VA Rocky Mountain Mental Illness Research, Education and Clinical Center for Suicide Prevention and the Denver-Seattle Center for Veteran-Centered and Value-Driven Care. Dr. Simonetti’s research focuses on reducing the burden of intentional and unintentional firearm injuries nationally. He joined the VA to adapt his expertise in firearm injury prevention from pediatric injury prevention to system-level strategies aiming to mitigate the high burden of suicide, particularly firearm-related suicide, among U.S. Veterans. His current focus is on creating infrastructure for stakeholder engagement in firearm-related research and developing Veteran-centered approaches to facilitating lethal means safety as a suicide prevention strategy.

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Concept	Suicide, Attempted
Academic Article	Psychiatric comorbidity, suicidality, and in-home firearm access among a nationally representative sample of adolescents.
Academic Article	Firearm Storage Practices and Risk Perceptions Among a Nationally Representative Sample of U.S. Veterans With and Without Self-Harm Risk Factors.
Academic Article	Firearm Storage Practices Among American Veterans.
Academic Article	Limiting Access to Firearms as a Suicide Prevention Strategy Among Adults: What Should Clinicians Recommend?
Academic Article	Promoting Firearm Safety as a Suicide Prevention Strategy Within Health Care Systems: Challenges and Recommendations.
Academic Article	Firearm-related experiences and perceptions among United States male veterans: A qualitative interview study.
Academic Article	Characteristics and Injury Mechanisms of Veteran Primary Care Suicide Decedents with and without Diagnosed Mental Illness.
Academic Article	Suicide Prevention Experiences, Knowledge, and Training among School-based Counselors and Nurses in King County, Washington - 2016.
Academic Article	Strategies for Discussing Firearms Storage Safety in Primary Care: Veteran Perspectives.
Academic Article	Veterans Are Agreeable to Discussions About Firearms Safety in Primary Care.
Academic Article	Consensus-Driven Priorities for Firearm Injury Education Among Medical Professionals.
Grant	Development and Testing of a Veteran-Centered Lethal Means Safety Suicide Prevention Intervention
Academic Article	Therapeutic Risk Management and Firearm-related Lethal Means Safety.
Academic Article	Associations between deployment experiences, safety-related beliefs, and firearm ownership among women Veterans.
Academic Article	Receipt of clinician-delivered firearm safety counseling among U.S. Veterans: Results from a 2019 national survey.
Academic Article	Firearms, Suicide, and Approaches for Prevention.
Academic Article	Lithium Use for Suicide Prevention, Revisited.
Academic Article	Patients' Perspectives on Medication-Related Suicide Prevention Interventions Delivered in Emergency Settings.
Academic Article	Women Veterans' perspectives, experiences, and preferences for firearm lethal means counseling discussions.

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