Informing the development of an E-platform for monitoring wellbeing in schools: involving young people in a co-design process

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RT @EmilyWidnall: New paper: 26 sixth form students (age 16-18) in London were consulted across 4 advisory co-design sessions to understand…

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RT @EmilyWidnall: New paper: 26 sixth form students (age 16-18) in London were consulted across 4 advisory co-design sessions to understand…

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New paper: 26 sixth form students (age 16-18) in London were consulted across 4 advisory co-design sessions to understand young people's thoughts and concerns around mHealth technologies. Five main themes emerged... (1/7) @Grant_C1994 @LaurenECrosssss htt

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