E. Carrotte, India Bellairs-Walsh, Sarah Hetrick, Jo Robinson, Eleanor Bailey
2026.1.23HEALTH EXPECTATIONS
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The objective of this study was to understand how young people and professionals use and perceive digital tools for the management of suicidal thoughts and/or self‐harming behaviours.
Abstract
Despite academic and clinical interest in digital suicide prevention tools (‘digital tools’), challenges persist related to their integration into existing care pathways. The objective of this study was to understand how young people and professionals use and perceive digital tools for the management of suicidal thoughts and/or self‐harming behaviours.
Citation format
CARROTTE, E., et al. Reducing the ‘silence between sessions’: A qualitative study on youth and professionals' perspectives on digital tools for suicide prevention. HEALTH EXPECTATIONS, 2026, 29(1): e70572.