Name: Asking Directly About Suicide
Uploaded: 2023-11-26T00:06:50.000Z
Description: AMSR faculty explain the importance of asking about suicide routinely, factually and directly.

AMSR faculty explain the importance of asking about suicide routinely, factually and directly. 

Asking Directly About Suicide

AMSR was designed to allow clinicians to challenge their personal biases in suicide care, provide an evidence-based framework to determine patients’ risk, and to make relevant and meaningful treatment decisions. The course provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to address suicide risk and behaviors in inpatient settings. 

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Learn how to confidently and competently assess and manage suicide risk in this engaging online course as a professional providing care in an inpatient setting.

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Asking Directly About Suicide