Introduction New digital treatment formats may reduce barriers to treatment for individuals
with suicidal ideation. This study aimed to investigate the feasibility of a remote blended care …

Background Digital formats have the potential to enhance accessibility to care for individuals
with suicidal ideation. However, digital self-help interventions have faced limitations …

Suicide is a major public health issue, and treatment of suicidal thoughts may contribute to
its prevention. Provision of online treatment of suicidal ideation may reduce barriers that …

Objective: The majority of individuals with suicidal ideation do not receive help, and every
year close to 800,000 people die by suicide. This study aimed to investigate the …

Background: There is a significant lack of outcomes research examining the effectiveness of
digital interventions for reducing suicidal ideation and self-harm. Aims: To systematically …

Introduction Internet-based guided self-help and face-to-face CBT have shown to be
effective in the treatment of depression, but both approaches might not be an available …

Background Treatment for suicidality can be delivered online, but evidence for its
effectiveness is needed. Objective The goal of our study was to examine the effectiveness of …

Background As a substantial proportion of people with suicidal thoughts does not receive
treatment, the internet can be a utilized to reach more people who need support. Aims To …

People with serious mental health problems (SMHP) are more likely to be admitted to
psychiatric hospital following contact with crisis services. Admissions can have significant …

Background Suicidal ideation is highly prevalent, but often remains untreated. The Internet
can be used to provide accessible interventions. Objective To evaluate the cost …