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Client Perceptions and Perceived Utility of Standardised Routine Monitoring of Suicide Risk in Psychological Therapy

2026-04-30

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<p>Standardised, routine use of suicide risk measures may function not only as assessment, but in fostering the disclosure, discussion, and management of risk. However, very few studies have examined client perceptions, and if they perceive them as mechanisms of disclosure and engagement. The current study provides preliminary evidence of this from Australian-based psychology services. Help-seeking individuals com...

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Literature Corpus work: 52c1a2a4-4076-5bf2-8950-dc6031e70d2e
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/dq4w5_v1

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