1 Hour, 1 CE!
This talk will begin by discussing the limitations of some current approaches to assessing suicidal risk in youth. We will then review some more recent innovations in identifying youth at high suicidal risk, including adaptive screening, the Implicit Association Test, machine learning of health records, and social media posts. Then, we will discuss steps involved in developing an effective safety plan and the development of a safety plan and linkage to services, and the effectiveness of safety planning in reducing suicidal risk. Finally, we will conclude with an overview of some safety planning apps that may have clinical utility.
https://frumtherapist.com/workshops/NovelApproaches/viewNovel Approaches to the Assessment and Management of Adolescent Suicidal Behavior
Previously Recorded
Presenter: David A. Brent, MD
Course Length: 1 Hour
This workshop Offers 1 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.
1 Hour, 1 CE!
This talk will begin by discussing the limitations of some current approaches to assessing suicidal risk in youth. We will then review some more recent innovations in identifying youth at high suicidal risk, including adaptive screening, the Implicit Association Test, machine learning of health records, and social media posts. Then, we will discuss steps involved in developing an effective safety plan and the development of a safety plan and linkage to services, and the effectiveness of safety planning in reducing suicidal risk. Finally, we will conclude with an overview of some safety planning apps that may have clinical utility.
15 min - Discuss limitations on current approaches to assessing suicidal risk in youth.
15 Min - Review recent innovations to ID high suicidal risk
a. Adaptive screening
b. Implicit Association Test
c. Machine learning of health records and social media posts.
15 min - Discussion on effective safety plan development.
15 min - Overview of some safety planning apps and clinical utility.