|Poll|October 9, 2019
Mini Quiz: Suicide Risk Stratification
Author(s)Hal Wortzel, MD
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Key Takeaways
- Risk stratification categorizes patients by suicide risk levels to guide safety planning and interventions.
- Accurate assessment and tailored interventions are essential for effective risk stratification.
What are the core components of a therapeutic risk management framework for a suicidal patient? Find out in this quiz.
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A major component of suicide risk management is safety planning, which can help the clinician better understand targets for intervention. Is "risk stratification," designed to specify severity for both acute and chronic risk of suicide, an effective strategy?
QUESTION: Risk stratification that specifies severity for both acute and chronic risk of suicide:
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