Novel Telehealth Adaptations for Evidence-Based Outpatient Suicide Treatment: Feasibility and Effectiveness of the Crisis Care Program.

J Conor O'Neill¹, Erin T O'Callaghan¹, Scott Sullivan¹, Mirène Winsberg¹

¹Brightside Health, 2471a Peralta Street, Oakland, CA 94607, USA.

Abstract

Background: Suicide rates in the United States have escalated dramatically over the past 20 years and remain a leading cause of death. Access to evidenced-based care is limited, and telehealth is well-positioned to offer novel care solutions. The Crisis Care program is a suicide-specific treatment program delivered within a national outpatient telehealth setting using a digitally adapted version o…

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