"You Really Never Forget It!" Psychiatry Trainee Supervision Needs and Supervisor Experiences Following the Suicide of a Patient.
Zheala QayyumChristopher G AhnAllenGerrit I Van SchalkwykDonna LuffPublished in: Academic psychiatry : the journal of the American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training and the Association for Academic Psychiatry (2021)
The death of a patient is a personal and emotional experience for the psychiatrist, for which they do not consistently feel well prepared. The institutional response may be misaligned, more analytical in character and prioritize assessment of risk. There is significant room to improve supervision and preparedness for the death of a patient by suicide.
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