Victor Buitron, Nubia A Mayorga, Michael J Zvolensky
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Abstract
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 17% of Latinx high school students report considering attempting suicide within the United States. Given that a large proportion of Latinx youth have an immigrant caregiver, there is a clinical need to address the sociocultural, practical, and resource-related barriers of immigrant Latinx families who have youth experiencing acute suicide risk. To support effective and culturally aligned clinical approaches at the acute, indicated level of care (eg, emergency department, psychiatric hospitalization), we present 3 recommendations contextualized within the flexible and often time-limited nature of clinical responses to acute youth suicidality. The recommendations assume the presence of suicide risk assessment, safety planning, and disposition planning for a level of care that is optimally therapeutic and least restrictive (referred to as standard care).1.
根据美国疾病控制和预防中心（US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention）的数据，17% 的拉美裔高中生表示考虑在美国尝试自杀。鉴于很大一部分拉美裔青少年的照顾者是移民，因此临床上需要解决有青少年面临急性自杀风险的拉美裔移民家庭在社会文化、实践和资源方面的障碍。为了支持在急性期、指定护理级别（如急诊科、精神病院）采取有效且与文化相一致的临床方法，我们针对临床应对急性期青少年自杀的灵活且通常有时间限制的特点，提出了 3 项建议。这些建议假定存在自杀风险评估、安全规划和处置规划，以达到最佳治疗效果和最少限制的护理水平（称为标准护理）。
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