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Suicide prevention app for primary care providers expected to improve suicide screening


 

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When asked by a reporter about how primary care physicians should bill their time for using the app, Mr. Carroll said the app included IDC-9 and ICD-10 codes.

For more information about the app, visit SAMHSA’s website.

Dr. Jacobs said the app is freely available at any smart phone app store.

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