A recent study published in the journal Psychiatric Services suggests that a brief suicide prevention program is being successfully delivered to at-risk veterans across the Veterans Health Administration. The research provides evidence that patients facing a higher risk of suicide are more likely to complete these safety plans, especially when hospital policies require them. These findings offer insights that can help healthcare systems improve their suicide prevention strategies and ensure more equitable care for all patients.
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