From: What makes mental health and substance use services youth friendly? A scoping review of literature
Inclusion Criteria | Exclusion Criteria |
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• Research and non-research studies | • Documents addressing adults only or children only |
• Documents relevant to any mental health and substance use service setting (i.e., community centers, hospitals, primary care) | • Documents not discussing services for mental or behavioral health or substance use (e.g., focus on physical health services) |
• Documents focusing on adolescents, youth, young adults, or emerging adults | • Documents mentioning youth friendliness only in passing/not explaining youth friendliness in ways that answer the research question |
• Documents irrespective of gender/sex, and ethnicity | • Documents specific to a particular treatment modality rather than the service setting as a whole (e.g., youth adaptations of cognitive-behavioral therapy) |
• Only documents addressing mental/ behavioral health or addiction service settings | |
• Only documents specifically discussing the definition, characteristics, or expected impact of youth friendliness in these settings | • Conference presentation more than 3 years ago |
• Documents originating from developing countries, where youth culture may not be generalizable to that in developed countries |