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The #chatsafe Youth Participation Model: evaluating participatory workshops involving young people in the design of suicide prevention initiatives
Background: #chatsafe is a program aiming to empower young people to communicate safely on social media about self-harm and suicide. This study aimed to assess the feasibility, acceptability, safety, and impact associated with attending a #chatsafe participatory workshop, using the #chatsafe Youth P
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