Parent-identified benefits and concerns for SGMY participation in EMA studies.

<p>Parent-identified benefits and concerns for SGMY participation in EMA studies.</p>

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Yazar:	Kirsty Clark (22041608) (author)
Diğer Yazarlar:	Kaitlyn Phillips (6719393) (author), Elisa Park (22041611) (author), Alexandra Argiros (22041614) (author), Alexandros Nikolaidis-Konstas (22041617) (author), Joseph Sexton (5510792) (author), Melissa Cyperski (22041620) (author), Evan Kleiman (16302750) (author), John Pachankis (22041623) (author)
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi:	2025
Konular:	Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases year suicidal ideation qualitative feedback guided least moderately engaging incorporating qualitative input ensure cultural responsiveness current depressive symptoms 28 consecutive days 10 %− 100 gender minority youth 93 %, range ema survey (< weekly acceptability survey risk monitoring protocol enhance participant compliance xlink "> smartphone ema study development xlink "> ema protocol participant age minority stress high risk high compliance 92 %, 21 %, ema surveys ema schedule ema measures based ema us southeast suggested improvements studying real study included study 2 study 1 six clinicians reminder notifications participants reporting minimally burdensome iterative process intervention implications including facilitators incentive structure focus groups baseline assessment acceptable method >= 83 >= 80 >= 16 16 parents 00 %)
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