This opens up opportunities to explore a number of variables that could be highly significant for future interventions; for example “Does well-being improve in the absence or presence of pathology?” and “What are the most effective mechanisms to recruit young people from different backgrounds and engage them with activities to improve their well-being?” Finally, it is expected that the health economic analysis that will be conducted will determine whether improving well-being in the target population is associated with lower health care costs.
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Development of an online well-being intervention for young people: an evaluation protocol.
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