Table 3.
Categorization of patients's feedback regarding RISE feasibility.
Topic | Subtopic | Coding results | Quote |
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Global evaluation | Helpful | “[RISE is] very helpful, intensive crisis preparation to feel safer after discharge. Competent, friendly support, [I am] glad that I participated in the program.” | |
Informative | “[The program is] informative, [it] brings self-knowledge and new perspectives.” | ||
Intense | “[A] very intensive and effective program.” | ||
Positive effects | Improvements | Less hopelessness and improved life prospects | “After winter comes spring. [I have] more hope for improvement.” |
More self-effectiveness | “[I am] more confident in dealing with my depression and [I] know what to do in suicidal situations.” | ||
Less suicidal ideations | “I have taken more distance from suicidal thoughts.” | ||
Relieving aspects | Therapeutic alliance | “[The] intensive therapeutic talks helped a lot. They showed me that the future has many beautiful moments in store.” | |
Defusion techniques | “During the session applying defusion techniques, I felt relief.” | ||
Safety plan | “I got more stability with concrete plans to ensure my safety at home.” | ||
Negative effects | Challenging aspects | Behavioral analysis | “The re-experience of the suicide attempt upset me because I had to ‘live through' that moment again.” |
Incriminating thoughts | “[It was] difficult to apply [defusion] techniques at first, as incrementing thoughts were very present and strong.” | ||
Intensity | “[(RISE was] not harmful, but in retrospect, the sessions sometimes overwhelmed me.” |