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Screening for adolescent suicidality in primary care: the bullying–insomnia–tobacco–stress test. A population‐based pilot study

Adolescents at risk for suicide often see their general practitioner solely for somatic or administrative reasons. A simple screening test given during a conversation would be of substantial help to send a signal and tackle the problem. We propose to update a screening test previously validated in France – the TSTS‐Cafard – because of significant changes in the lives of adolescents with the growth of the cyber world since 2000.