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Exploratory intervention shows potential to support high-risk transitional age adults, suggesting further research is needed.
Brief, phone-based suicide prevention interventions are feasible and low-cost in real-world settings for TAY. They may help identify high-risk individuals (e.g., those with low confidence in the safety plans) to tailor additional supports. Exploratory results suggest potential benefits and feasibility, warranting further study through randomized controlled trials.
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