Lock and Protect, Reducing Access to Adolescent Means of Suicide: A Pilot Feasibility Study
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The authors aimed to assess the feasibility and acceptability of "Lock and Protect," a web-based lethal means counseling decision aid for caregivers of adolescents presenting to the emergency department with suicidal thoughts or behaviors. The pilot study found high enrollment and completion rates among caregivers, who reported the tool as respectful, useful, and effective in promoting safer home storage of medications. Overall, the study suggests that "Lock and Protect" is a viable intervention for enhancing suicide prevention efforts in pediatric emergency settings.
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