Clinician-documented Firearm Access and Safety Interventions for Veterans Receiving Suicide Risk Evaluation in VA Emergency Care Settings

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854edfb0dd284317

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10.5811/westjem.50852

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PMC12652223

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• crisis (modality)
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  title = {Clinician-documented Firearm Access and Safety Interventions for Veterans Receiving Suicide Risk Evaluation in VA Emergency Care Settings},
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