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Assessing access: Texting hotline app provides mental health crisis care for economically deprived youth

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  • Tharp, Douglas
  • Kious, Brent M.
  • Bakian, Amanda
  • Brewer, Simon
  • Langenecker, Scott
  • Schreiner, Mindy
  • Shabalin, Andrey
  • Coon, Hilary
  • Welsh, Robert C.
  • Medina, Richard M.

Abstract

Due to rapidly increasing youth suicides in the U.S state of Utah, the legislature funded creation of a 24/7 texting-based smartphone app in Spanish and English targeting Utah's school aged population. Recent research elsewhere (in the Netherlands) suggests cost inhibits help seeking among the economically disadvantaged. We evaluate the relationship between poverty and app usage during the onset of the COVID-19.

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  • Tharp, Douglas & Kious, Brent M. & Bakian, Amanda & Brewer, Simon & Langenecker, Scott & Schreiner, Mindy & Shabalin, Andrey & Coon, Hilary & Welsh, Robert C. & Medina, Richard M., 2024. "Assessing access: Texting hotline app provides mental health crisis care for economically deprived youth," Social Science & Medicine, Elsevier, vol. 361(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:socmed:v:361:y:2024:i:c:s0277953624008232
    DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.117369
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