This paper maps suicide help-seeking needs identified in the literature, on to the features and functionalities of suicide prevention mobile apps using the adapted ecological model, thereby revealing existing gaps between help-seeking needs and available apps. This paper builds upon previous work by our team, which includes 1) a rapid scoping review aimed at identifying barriers and facilitators of help-seeking related to suicide within psychiatric populations, and 2) a review of suicide prevention apps, including a content analysis of app features and functionalities.
Journal article
2024-02-19T00:00:00+00:00
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101 - 106
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Suicide, digital health, help-seeking, mental health, mobile health apps, Humans, Suicide Prevention, Telemedicine, Suicide, Mobile Applications, Mental Health Services