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How to evaluate and categorize the type of suicidal ideation

By Rajnish Mago, MD (bio) Comment from a Member: “Passive suicidal ideation” is commonly used to describe passive wishes for death which I think are not the same since death is not equivalent to suicide. Another common theme that patients may describe is suicidal ideation without intent (patient is having suicidal ideation but has no…

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