Original paper
To Ask or Not to Ask? Opinions of Pediatric Medical Inpatients about Suicide Risk Screening in the Hospital
Abstract
Objective To describe opinions about suicide risk screening in a pediatric medical inpatient sample. Study design As part of a larger instrument validation study, 200 pediatric medical inpatients (ages 10-21 years) were screened for suicide risk. Participants completed demographic self-report forms and were asked their opinions about suicide risk screening. Patient responses were recorded verbatim by trained research social workers. Qualitative...
Paper Details
Title
To Ask or Not to Ask? Opinions of Pediatric Medical Inpatients about Suicide Risk Screening in the Hospital
Published Date
Mar 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
170
Pages
295 - 300
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