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Tusaie KR et al. - Analysis of the returned questionnaires revealed 3 themes: the majority of APNs do see many adolescents who intentionally self-harm; not all APNs screen for this behavior, but the number of adolescents who self-harm increases with purposeful screening; and APNs identified a need for more education about self-harm behaviors. Implications of these findings are discussed.

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