Based on the research available, there is evidence to support the importance of qualitative measures in suicide prevention and mental health care. Some findings include:

1. Patient acceptability of new modalities for suicide prevention, such as web-based treatment, and their experiences with these interventions.
2. The impact of suicide on families and carers, as highlighted through the recommendations from coroners and interviews with clinical leaders.
3. Limited evidence for suicide-specific group treatment for high-risk patients offered over telehealth, which underscores the need for qualitative understanding of patient experiences and preferences.
4. The potential effectiveness of antidepressants in preventing suicide attempts, as well as the success of cognitive behavior therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and collaborative assessment and management of suicide in reducing suicide attempts.

These studies demonstrate the importance of considering both qualitative and quantitative measures in suicide prevention and mental health care, as they provide valuable insights into patient experiences, treatment acceptability, and the effectiveness of interventions.

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Sources

A qualitative analysis of suicidal psychiatric inpatients views and expectations of psychological therapy to counter suicidal thoughts, acts and deaths - PMC - NCBISuicide Prevention in Mental Health Services—A Qualitative Study of a Web Based Program for Mental Health Care Staff - Scientific Research PublishingA qualitative examination of the impact of suicidal thoughts and behavior on help-seeking among university students in Colombia and Mexico - ScienceDirectQualitative Study of Telehealth Delivery of Suicide-Specific Group Treatment “Project Life Force” - PMC - NCBISuicide prevention in mental health services: A qualitative analysis of coroners' reports | Request PDF - ResearchGateAt arm's length: A qualitative study of suicide prevention barriers among those experienced with suicide loss - ScienceDirect

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