Name: Asking Directly About Suicide
Uploaded: 2024-07-14T00:07:16.000Z
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

<p>Clinical professionals in inpatient settings will benefit from this highly practical and absorbing online training how to assess and manage suicide risk competently and confidently.</p>

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