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Increasing the Acceptability of Lethal Means Safety Counseling for Firearms: Tips and Scripts for Clinicians, Health System Leaders, and Researchers

2023-01-13

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<p>In lethal means safety counseling (LMSC), clinicians encourage patients to limit their access to common and lethal means of suicide, especially firearms. However, clinicians may hesitate to deliver this evidence-based intervention. By conducting a systematic review of the growing number of qualitative studies examining stakeholder perspectives on LMSC, we identified stakeholder-recommended strategies for clinic...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/dw25z

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