Accessible Summary What is known on the subject? Suicide prevention is an international
healthcare priority. There is an urgent need to use approaches that are helpful and follow …

The number of children and adolescents dying by suicide is increasing over time. Patterns
for who is at risk are also changing, leading to a need to review clinical suicide prevention …

Background Self-harm (SH) is among the strongest risk factors for eventual suicide death yet
there are limited data on which interventions are most effective for treating SH in youth …

We exploit within‐state variation across time in both the existence and length of statutory
delays–both explicit wait periods and delays created by licensing requirements–between …

Pediatricians regularly care for children who have experienced child maltreatment. Child
maltreatment is a risk factor for a broad range of mental health problems. Issues speciic to …

This article presents a pragmatic approach to assessing and managing suicide risk in
children and adolescents. We first present general recommendations for conducting risk …

Objective Suicide is a leading cause of death in adolescents worldwide. There is an
absence of effective and low cost treatment strategies for this growing public health problem …

American Indian (AI) adolescents have the highest suicide death and attempt rates of any
US group, yet few interventions have been developed or evaluated for this population. This …

Objective Youth psychiatric emergencies have increased at alarming rates, and
disproportionately so for youth of color. Outpatient follow-up care is critical for positive youth …

Suicide is the second leading cause of death for youth in the United States. Fortunately,
substantial advances have been achieved in identifying and intervening with youth at risk. In …