Clinical Confidence in Risk Assessments of Suicidal Clients: An Intervention Study.

This paper reports on factors associated with clinician confidence in the assessment of suicide risk and the ability of an educational intervention aimed at improving decision-making in experienced clinicians to influence clinical confidence. Two aspects of clinical confidence were considered: (1) o...

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Publicado en:	Clinical Social Work Journal Vol. 54; no. 1; pp. 32 - 44
Autores principales:	Regehr, Cheryl, Birze, Arija
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Springer Nature Mar2026
Materias:	Suicide risk factors Mental health services Psychological burnout Hospital care Confidence Quantitative research Suicide Psychological stress Education of physicians Risk assessment Digital technology Statistical correlation Psychology of physicians Scale analysis (Psychology) T-test (Statistics) Research funding Questionnaires Decision making in clinical medicine Physicians' attitudes Wearable technology Descriptive statistics Pre-tests & post-tests State-Trait Anxiety Inventory Longitudinal method Heart beat Clinical competence Research Physiological stress Data analysis software Patient monitoring
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