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040			_cOCT
240			_aJournal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health System / _hApril 2023
245			_aThe influence of social media on adolescent suicide: _bIs it all bad? / _cLauren L. NIles
260			_aThorofare, NJ : _bSlack Incorporated, _c2023
300			_apages 12-17
500			_aABSTRACT : Currently daily practices in many emergency departments throughout the United Sates include providing emergency stabilization and psychiatric care for adolescents presenting with suicidal ideations and attempts. Upon presentation for care, standard nursing practices are to initiate suicide precautions. These precautions include removing all personal items from the patient, including cell phones or other electronic devices and with it, their access to social media. Although many believe this removal gives adolescents a necessary break from their peers and the social pressures associated with adolescence in the 21st century, is this practice supported by current evidence? And does it benefit adolescence, or provide additional psychological stress and anxiety, thus exacerbating their current state of crisis? The current literature review examines these questions and reveals contradictory evidence supporting detrimental and constructive effects of social media removal during adolescent emergency treatment for suicidal behaviors.
650			_aSocial media _xHealth aspects
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