“What concerns me or what is most interesting to me”: A qualitative study about what influences adolescent engagement with public health issues
Binh Nguyen,
Rebecca Raeside,
James Kite
et al.
Abstract:Issues AddressedPromoting public health messages in adolescence may influence future health outcomes. A better understanding of what influences adolescent engagement with public health issues is needed.MethodsAdolescents aged 13–19 years from New South Wales, Australia, were recruited via study advertisements to participate in an online focus group. All provided informed consent and completed a short survey including demographics and selection of leading public health issues of concern. Participants attended a… Show more
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