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The BMC Youth Model integrates over 10 years of neurobiological, neuropsychological, and clinical research into a single framework of youth mental health care, and it was designed to be supported by two mechanisms: education and training for service staff (Scott et al, in submission) and a dedicated HIT whose key functionalities would be specially developed to support the core concepts of the BMC Youth Model. We developed the Inno Well Platform in our work in Australia for this purpose.
JMIR Ment Health 2020;7(12):e24578
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This research is funded by a 3-year agreement (2017-20) between the Australian Government Department of Health and Inno Well Pty Ltd (a joint venture between The University of Sydney and Pricewaterhouse Coopers) to the value of Aus $30 M. Results from this research will be reported separately.
Our sample size in Phase 3 (one-on-one consultation with end users) was in the lower range of the average numbers for this type of study (between 6 and 12 participants) [89].
J Med Internet Res 2018;20(5):e188
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