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Who is getting better in treatment? Dynamics in risk processes as a signature of short-term suicide treatment response.
Although efficacious treatments that reduce suicide attempt risk have been developed, signatures that indicate that a patient's suicide risk may be stabilizing over the course of treatment for suicide are not well understood. This study examined whether dynamics in suicide risk and resilience proces
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