Developed by people with taxpayer money to burn.
The app cost close to $100,000 to make. Taxpayer money and yet it doesn’t even give the new 988 number that the federal government has signed to the national suicide lifeline now rename something else. This is developed by SAMSHA, a department of NIH. they also run a suicide chat line that can take up to an hour to get connected to.
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Great App
This is a great to use in Primary Care where you don't see a lot of social patients. It held users incorporate Z recommendations from the APA guideline.
Fantastic Mobile Resource
This app is great for those who work in the field. I have it on iPad and the formatting is excellent. Its very useful in helping clients seek services and pulling back the curtain to show why I have concerns for their safety. Its very helpful because when working with a homeless population you may go some time without a crisis and get complacent. This app keeps you prepared for that moment.
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Update links, useful framework
Useful framework for screening and triage is proposed. Links in app need to be updated.
Interesting!
I like to see this new initiatives from SAMHSA. The most I like in this App is the Treatment Locator. There are still plenty of opportunities for this to improve.
