Objective Hospital emergency departments lack the resources to adequately support young
people who present for suicidal crisis. Digital therapeutics could fill this service gap by …

Background Hospitals are insufficiently resourced to appropriately support young people
who present with suicidal crises. Digital mental health innovations have the potential to …

Background Digital tools have the capacity to complement and enhance clinical care for
young people at risk of suicide. Despite the rapid rise of digital tools, their rate of integration …

Objective The aim of this study is to assess the feasibility (uptake, retention and adherence)
and acceptability of a combination of smartphone apps to deliver a digitized safety plan …

Background Digital technology affords opportunities to expand mental healthcare beyond
the clinic setting, supporting sustainable delivery. A pilot qualitative study was undertaken …

Purpose Youth with suicidality requiring psychiatric hospitalization may first experience
boarding at acute care hospitals. Given infrequent provision of therapy during this period, we …

Background: Digital health products designed to help people with severe mental health
problems appear to be feasible, acceptable, and efficacious. The challenge facing the digital …

Emergency Department (ED) is an important site for assessing people presenting with self-
harm or suicidal behaviors. Digital mental health services (DMHS) offer evidence-based …

Background Youth suicide is a global public health issue, and using technology is one
strategy to increase participation in preventive interventions. However, there is minimal …

Introduction The role of digital health in providing psychological treatment and support for
the prevention of suicide is well documented. Particular emphasis has been placed on …