The
Preventing Suicide Network offers Frequently Asked Questions
as a resource for visitors to this Web site. The following
questions and answers may give you a quick answer to your
questions about the content, search capabilities, and administration
of the PSN Web site.
If
you still have questions not referenced here, please access
the Online Guide.
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help to make the PSN more efficient and effective, so if you
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a Resource.
Question
#1
Does
this Web site offer information or services to people in
crisis?
This
Web site is not intended for persons who are experiencing
a suicide crisis. The PSN is geared toward people who are
helping people in crisis, people who are impacted by individuals
who are suicidal, people who are in positions to give suicide
prevention information and resources to those in need, and
survivors of suicide.
A
tailored search is a way to find information from the National
Library of Medicine using words and/or phrases that are based
on research for their association with suicide and suicide
prevention as well as based on trials that will guarantee
information for every term listed.
A tailored
search is a way to help you to find the most appropriate resources
and information that you
need.
