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Patient-reported high suicide risk despite non-high clinician ratings is associated with later suicidal ideation after adolescent psychiatric hospitalization: a retrospective real-world longitudinal cohort study

2026-08-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Suicide-risk formulation during adolescent psychiatric hospitalization integrates patient self-report with physician and nursing assessments, but these sources may disagree. Whether high patient-reported risk remains clinically relevant when clinical ratings are not high is uncertain. Methods We retrospectively analyzed routine inpatient assessments and naturalistic post-di...

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5f6d392a-1e8f-566c-b7a7-c5c53ed58718
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10703477/v1
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