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Cassidy Nguyen1,2, Camryn Schroeder1,2, Matthew Clayton3
1Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Dermatology, Dell Medical School, Austin, Texas, USA.
Abstract:
Psychiatric comorbidities associated with dermatological diseases, particularly in pediatric populations, are relatively understudied compared to psychiatric comorbidities of other chronic diseases. Research suggests that skin conditions in adolescence often co-occur with mental health difficulties, including heightened risk for suicide. Dermatologists play a vital role as early identifiers of suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STB) for their adolescent patients. Currently, there are no recommendations for screenings or assessments related to suicide risk in dermatologic settings. We provide evidence-based tools that can be helpful for STB assessment and highlight clinical pearls for increasing comfort when suicidal thoughts or behaviors occur in the pediatric dermatologist's office.
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