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Appendix B: Details of studies included in the review (not screening tools)

Item

Country

Study design

Population features

Features of intervention

Mode, provider and setting

Type of
evidence

De la Torre
and Snell
(2005)

Not stated

Outcome
evaluation -
design not
stated

Age

Children

Young people

Gender

Female

Other information

Study focuses on female
athletes

What is being assessed?

Physical / clinical measures with
opportunistic screening for eating
disorders, osteoperosis,
amenorrhea

What is offered to the young
person following the health
assessment?

Not stated / unclear

What is the mode of the assessment?

Consultation / interview

Who provides the intervention?

School nurse

Intervention site

Secondary education

Effectiveness

Diaz and
Manigat
(1999)

Not stated

Outcome
evaluation -
design not
stated

Age

Children

Young people

Gender

Mixed sex

What is being assessed?

Unspecified health check with
opportunistic screening for sexual
abuse

What is offered to the young
person following the health
assessment?

Referral into health system

What is the mode of the assessment?

Consultation / interview

Who provides the intervention?

Health professional - unspecified

Intervention site

Specialist clinic

Effectiveness

Epner et al.
(1998)

USA

Process
evaluation

Age

Young people
11-18 year-olds

Gender

Mixed sex

What is being assessed?
Physical / clinical measures
Behavioural measures

What is offered to the young
person following the health
assessment?

Tailored advice

Resource access

What is the mode of the assessment?

Questionnaire

Consultation / interview

Who provides the intervention?

Health professional - unspecified

Intervention site

Primary care

Effectiveness

A scoping review of the evidence relevant to life checks for young people aged 9 to 14 years

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