Publications
SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES THAT HAVE INSPIRED THE ALENTAR-J-CM PROJECT
Distinct clinical trajectories following a suicide attempt: evidence from the SURVIVE multicentre cohort study
Suicide reattempts remain one of the strongest predictors of future suicide conduct and represent a major public health concern, particularly…
An updated approach to suicide risk assessment among young adults: the Spanish validation of the Suicidal History Self-Rating Scale (SHSS)
Assessing suicide risk accurately remains a major challenge in clinical practice. Although several instruments exist, few self-report measures simultaneously assess…
Do AI-based Technologies Have the Capacity to Empathize with Humans? Evaluating Theory of Mind in Large Language Models
One of the defining features of human social cognition is Theory of Mind (ToM): the ability to infer other people’s…
Mental health literacy in children and adolescents in low- and middle-income countries
Globally, mental illnesses are the primary cause of disease burden among children and young people (CYP). This issue disproportionately affects…
Can Large Language Models (LLMs) and text-embedding models detect depression and suicide risk based on Sentence Completion Test (SCT) narratives of psychiatric patients?
Mental health assessment still relies heavily on clinical interviews and subjective judgment. With the recent development of LLMs, researchers are…
Hypomentalizing and suicide reattempt: what does the evidence show?
Suicidal behaviour is a complex and multifaceted phenomen in which several biological, psychological, clinical, and sociocultural aspects are intertwined. Hypomentalizing,…
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