Level of behavioral health integration and suicide risk screening results in pediatric ambulatory subspecialty care

Urban, Tamaki H.; Stein, Cheryl R.; Mournet, Annabelle M.; Largen, Kelsey; Wuckovich, Michael; Lois, Becky H.

doi:10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2022.01.005

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“…Patients with juvenile SpA are at higher risk for psychopathology, because of the worse self‐reported pain, physical functioning, remission rates and quality of life 18 . As reported before, children with chronic medical conditions are twice as likely to present with suicide risk than healthy controls 19 …”

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“…18 As reportedbefore,childrenwithchronicmedicalconditionsaretwiceas likelytopresentwithsuicideriskthanhealthycontrols. 19 Ontheotherhand,SpAmaycausevision-threateningdiseases, Accurate assessment is the first and important step of management.Astherewashigherprevalenceandseverityofcoronary atherosclerosis in patients with SpA, 22 CVD risk assessment was recommendedatleastonceevery5 years.Nevertheless,traditional CV risk assessment underestimates CV risk. 23,24 Screening for asymptomatic atherosclerotic plaques by carotid ultrasound may be consideredinpatientswithlowormoderateCVrisk.…”

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