Laura Luyten, Anastasia Chalkia, Anna Elisabeth Schnell, Burcu Özcan, Lu Leng, Natalie Schroyens, Lukas Van Oudenhove, Wolf Vanpaemel, Tom Beckers
No harmful effect of propranolol administered prior to fear memory extinction in rats and humans
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research explores implementation childcentred codesigned communityembedded program called young doctors life ydfl ydfl designed improve health wellbeing outcomes aboriginal children middle childhood years focus given paper processes program adaptation ydfl ensure local cultural relevance drawing experiences perspectives children parents schoolteachers implementation team two focus groups program stakeholders convened first group consisted three members local aboriginal implementation team second group comprised two members program design team children n 22 schoolteachers n 2 participated semistructured interviews parent survey data n 16 also collected included data analysed guided five elements implementation outlined hexagon implementation framework capacity fit need usability support evidence served priori themes ydfl provides promising example programs adapted aboriginal communities support child health successful adaptation implementation program required codesign approach engaging program designers local implementation team community collaboration also essential identifying addressing local community goals aligning new programs local service cultural contexts health programs support positive child outcomes likely successful share focus risks challenges within community positive protective factors leveraged support children flourish stakeholder engagement community leadership necessary achieve meaningful program adaptation implementation aboriginal communities