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Mobile apps may help with crisis response for people with suicidal tendencies

The study said that mobile health interventions provide an excellent opportunity to provide low-cost, 24/7 support for individuals who experience suicidal thoughts and those who have made attempts in the past

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Mobile applications could provide "an uninterrupted tool for crisis response" for people experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviours, according to research.

A team of international researchers, including from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid in Spain, in a review of studies said that apps based on an approach called ecological momentary intervention (EMI) may offer a useful tool for managing patients at risk of suicide.

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