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Protocols/Tools Protocols need to be established regarding team leadership and membership, the types of deaths to review, the purpose of the review, the review process, confidentiality and sharing information, producing reports, disseminating information, and other key issues. Each team will develop its own set of protocols about how to conduct reviews. New teams need not reinvent the wheel. Existing teams have developed protocols that can help serve as a guide to new teams. Please note, while it is helpful to see and draw upon the work of established teams, it is important to go through the process of formulating protocols as part of team building. Each team is unique and this should be reflected in your protocols. Virginia Department of Health Team Protocols (Includes Confidentiality Forms)
Lethality Assessment and Safety Planning Seattle Police Department Linking Data to Save Lives Fresno County Domestic Violence Death Review Team Contra Costa County Domestic Violence Death Review Team California Death Review Team Protocol Palm Beach County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Florida Department of Law Enforcement Harris County Adult Violent Death Review Team Santa Clara County Domestic Violence Council
Oklahoma Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board Michigan - Oakland County Domestic Violence Fatatlity Review Team Oregon - Multnomah County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Delaware - Domestic Violence Coordinating Council
Florida - Broward County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Florida - Pinellas County Fatality Review Team Florida - Miami-Dade County Fatality Reveiw Team Tennessee - Knox County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee
California - Solona County Domestic Violence Death Review Team Iowa - Domestic Abuse Death Review Team
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