The title doesn't match the paper, which is about the results of improving the pre-existing hotlines setup, not about implementing a hotline or not. This incor

The title doesn't match the paper, which is about the results of improving the pre-existing hotlines setup, not about implementing a hotline or not. This incorrect conclusion is directly called out in the paper: > These estimates should be interpreted with a few limitations in mind. First, because 988 was implemented nationally, the design estimates the effects of greater exposure to 988-related local capacity expansion, not the total national effect of 988 relative to no crisis line.