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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

Supple et al.
(1999)

USA

RCT

Age

Young people
12-18 year-olds

Gender

Mixed sex

Other information

Data presented on
respondents' gender,
age, race-ethnicity, or
family income

What is being assessed?

Single focus on emotional health
and wellbeing

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

Not stated / unclear

What is the mode of the assessment?

Computer / online resource

Screening tool

Questionnaire

Who provides the intervention?

Self-assessment

Intervention site

Home

Effectiveness

Acceptability

Vander

Stoep (2005)

USA

Outcome
evaluation -
design not
stated

Age

Young people
11-12 year-olds

Gender

Mixed sex

What is being assessed?

Single focus on emotional health
and well being

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

Referral into health system

Referral within school

What is the mode of the assessment?

Screening tool

Who provides the intervention?

Self-assessment

Intervention site

Primary education

Secondary education

Effectiveness

Acceptability

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

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