A multicenter assessment finds high prevalence of suicidal thoughts in children, suggesting the need for effective monitoring during therapy.
SISIB are very common in children and adolescents in outpatient settings. Prevalence rates are higher in self-reports than in caregiver reports, indicating the importance of assessing SISIB in children and adolescents themselves. After routine-care psychotherapy, a substantial proportion of patients report an amelioration of SISIB. These results indicate the importance of monitoring SISIB during treatment and of therapists being aware of risk assessment techniques and psychotherapy interventions targeting SISIB.
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