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When returning to school after treatment, childhood cancer survivors often experience uncertainty and fear of losing their social relationships with classmates or peers [9,10]. It is, therefore, essential that children with cancer stay connected with school during hospitalization to maintain a sense of normalcy, develop social skills, and ensure successful re-entry after treatment [11-13].
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2024;7:e53309
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Peers or health care professionals are crucial in promoting the long-term use of WMDs among older adults [10-12]. The literature suggests that these people can help older adults gain insights into the purpose of using the WMD, facilitate the planning and setting of goals with regard to the features of the WMD, understand the health data captured in the WMD, and overcome technological difficulties [11,13,14].
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e53607
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Some Black sexual minority men have low concerns about HIV acquisition because they think their current behaviors are lower risk than their past or their peers’ behaviors and they do not associate HIV status with quality of life [6,10]. Other reasons for low PRH include being in a monogamous relationship and limited sexual activity [6,9,11].
JMIR Hum Factors 2024;11:e54739
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The survey (Multimedia Appendix 1) was created to assess the frequency of play with peers outside of class, whether they made friends with peers and question the strength of these peer relationships, and to assess these same factors (play frequency, friendship creation, and friendship strength) among other players they met digitally outside of class. To measure program satisfaction, the research team used a satisfaction survey with 3 questions (Multimedia Appendix 2).
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e47630
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Moreover, the peer support programs offered to firefighters and paramedics at their work help provide tools and coping strategies for PSP to use to assist their peers in maintaining positive mental health [23]. Thus, support for peer support as a means of informal assistance is growing in practice and scholarship.
Over the past decade or so, developers have created mobile health apps that connect individuals to peers when they require or desire support for their well-being.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e46968
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Characteristics of peers that are important include language, expertise, and personability.
Empower peers and ensure that they clearly understand their role in the intervention.
Ensure that peers can communicate with participants in their preferred language.
Recruit a diverse cohort of peers who can address diverse cultural needs in the Latinx immigrant community.
a STI: sexually transmitted infection.
b Pr EP: preexposure prophylaxis.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e45871
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Regarding the situation in which SNSs are used as a primary means of social interaction [14], we elucidate students’ perceptions toward their peers who they believe are experiencing mental health problems based on observing a variety of social interactions displayed on SNSs.
In summary, understanding peers’ viewpoints regarding mental health problems is crucial to empowering SNSs to serve as digital mental health support systems.
JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(10):e23465
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We define “sexual health influencers” as individuals whose sexual health knowledge and behaviors are more likely to influence, than be influenced by, peers in their social network, based on a prior MSM sexual influence study in China [17]. Although the precise criteria for “peer” differs among individual studies, peers are generally understood to be individuals that share key characteristics such as sexual orientation [18].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(6):e24303
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