Ahtisham Younas, Marty Lewis-Hunstiger
Creative Nursing: History and Future Directions
Creative nursing
social media essential lives adolescents 97 us teenagers engaging daily facilitates communication learning identity development also poses risks like harmful content exposure psychological distress particularly adolescents critical developmental stage teaching digital life skills innovatively counters risks adapting traditional competencies decisionmaking problemsolving creative critical thinking communication interpersonal skills selfawareness empathy emotional stress management digital challenges study evaluates accessibility leduin program novel intervention designed impart digital life skills instagram program aims leverage social medias educational potential focusing effective strategies engage adolescents emphasizing accessibility crucial determines programs overall impact leduin program developed intervention mapping applies behavior change techniques via social media 9th 10th graders 14week spaced learning curriculum daily sessions 5 minutes emphasizing reach aspect reach effectiveness adoption implementation maintenance reaim model recruitment targets diverse educational settings across 6 german states aiming inclusivity recruitment involve schools youth centers therapeutic facilities study seeks least 128 participants calculated minimum detect mediumsized effects quasiexperimental design explore varying engagement levels program responses data collection includes preintervention postintervention 6month followup surveys using multilevel regression latent growth models qualitative analysis extensively assess reach gain first insights effectiveness acceptance implementation maintenance study aims reveal key factors influencing program participation interaction detailed analysis engagement patterns reveal effectiveness recruitment strategies barriers participation additionally initial indications programs impact life skills social mediarelated skills health status risk behaviors academic performance analyzed recruitment planned may 2023 beginning leduin program october 2023 march 2024 recruited 283 participants leduin program stands innovative essential initiative adolescent health promotion harnessing power social media teach important digital life skills study highlights critical role accessibility success social media interventions effective adolescent engagement strategies imperative dictate overall impact interventions insights gained study instrumental shaping future programs laying groundwork subsequent comprehensive clusterrandomized controlled trial studys design acknowledges limitations current quasiexperimental approach including anticipated sample size absence control group aims provide foundational understanding future research field deutsches register klinischer studien drks00032308 httpsdrksdesearchdetrialdrks00032308 prr110219651085