By the end of this CME activity, participants should be able to: Describe the epidemiology and burden of suicide and suicidal behaviour in clinical practice. Identify common risk factors, protective factors, and warning signs associated with suicidal ideation and behaviour. Conduct a structured suicide risk assessment using evidence-based approaches. Differentiate between low-, moderate-, and high-risk patients and determine appropriate management strategies. Develop individualized safety plans and implement immediate interventions for patients at risk of suicide. Describe appropriate referral pathways and multidisciplinary approaches for the management of suicidal patients. Discuss the ethical and legal considerations surrounding suicide risk assessment, confidentiality, and documentation. Apply effective communication skills when engaging patients and families experiencing suicidal crises.