有自杀风险的年轻人：生态 momentary 评估和数字安全计划案例系列

Background Young people remain at high risk of recurrent suicidal behavior following a suicidal crisis, highlighting the need for innovative strategies to support post-crisis care. Digital interventions, including Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) and digital Safety Planning, may facilitate continuous monitoring and personalized support during this vulnerable period, describing the feasibility, acceptability, and clinical trajectories associated with EMA and digital Safety Planning across heterogeneous intervention exposures. Methods We present a case series of four participants enrolled i