The Missing Link in Suicidality Prevention: Mental Health Support for Diaspora
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Mental health support for diaspora is the missing link in suicidality prevention; tailored interventions address cultural and identity related risks.
Structural and personal barriers such as stigma, language, distance and transnational stressors limit access to care and increase risk.
Integrate policy change, community partnerships and culturally competent training to implement diaspora focused suicide prevention services across health systems.
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