Background Young people require specific attention when it comes to suicide prevention,
however efforts need to be based on robust evidence. Methods We conducted a systematic …

The epidemiology of adolescent suicide is summarized with particular emphasis on
temporal trends by age and gender.“First‐generation” prevention programs, as reviewed …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: To determine the resources available and current practices for the
treatment of patients with suicidal ideation or attempts in California emergency departments …

There is little high-quality research into the effectiveness of alternatives to inpatient care for
young people requiring intensive treatment for complex, severe mental health problems …

OBJECTIVE: The authors studied the clinical outcomes of suicidal adolescents who were
treated within a rapid-response outpatient model in a setting in which a ten-day wait was …

Suicide and suicidal behavior have been described for nearly all of recorded history (Rosen,
1971). Historically, societal and professional perspectives on suicide have gone through …

Suicide and suicidal behavior in children and adolescents has been at a crisis stage for the
past two decades; however, it has only been recently that it is receiving some of the attention …

Many therapeutic approaches to managing suicidal behavior among youth have been used,
including in-school education programs, screening programs, telephone hotlines, cognitive …

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents [1]. Management of
suicidal youth in emergency departments (ED) is common, yet burdened with many …

The empirical literature on the follow‐up outcome of adolescents following a suicide attempt
is reviewed. Findings on eventual completed suicide, repeat attempts, and general …