Automated Digital Safety Planning Interventions for Young Adults: Qualitative Study Using Online Co-design Methods
JMIR Formative Research2025Vol. 9, pp. e69602–e69602
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Jonah Meyerhoff, Sarah A Popowski, Tanvi Lakhtakia, Emily Tack, Rachel Kornfield, Kaylee Payne Kruzan, Charles J. Krause, Theresa Nguyen, Kevin Rushton, Anthony R. Pisani, Madhu Reddy, Kimberly A. Van Orden, David C. Mohr
Abstract
Engaging young adults in the design process of a digital suicide prevention tool revealed critical considerations that must be addressed if the tool is to effectively expand access to evidence-based care to reach young people at risk for suicide-related thoughts and behaviors. Specifically, automated digital safety planning interventions must support building skillfulness to cope effectively with suicidal crises, deepening interpersonal connections, system transparency, and data privacy.
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