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Community Ment Health J2026May 2, 2026Journal Article

Implementing Digital Suicide Risk Screening in Behavioral Health: a Mixed-methods Study of Organizational Adaptation.

Bri Beverly1, Matt Miclette2, Hilah Kaufman1, Dan Holley1, Amanda Brooks1, Tom Zaubler1
1NeuroFlow, Philadelphia, United States.
2NeuroFlow, Philadelphia, United States. matthew@neuroflow.com.
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Abstract

Digital behavioral health platforms extend clinical capabilities beyond traditional appointment-based care, but implementation challenges limit their routine use. Although validated suicide risk screening instruments exist and evidence suggests individuals provide honest responses in digital contexts, how behavioral health organizations implement asynchronous screening remains poorly understood. T…

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