A Research Agenda for Acute Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Emergencies
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The authors aimed to identify high-priority research questions regarding the emergency care of children with mental and behavioral health conditions and to develop a consensus-based research agenda. Utilizing a modified Delphi method with a diverse group of experts, they established 51 research priorities, including areas such as out-of-hospital care, management of acute agitation, and suicide prevention. This agenda seeks to enhance the identification and management of at-risk children in emergency settings.
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