Authors’ Reply: “Adolescent Cocreation in Digital Health: From Passive Subjects to Active Stakeholders” (Preprint)
Authors:
- Callum C LewisCLCallum C Lewis
- Melody TabaMTMelody Taba
- Tiffany B AllenTATiffany B Allen
- Patrina H.Y CaldwellPCPatrina H.Y Caldwell
- S Rachel SkinnerSSS Rachel Skinner
- Melissa KangMKMelissa Kang
- Hamish HendersonHHHamish Henderson
- Liam BrayLBLiam Bray
- Madeleine BorthwickMBMadeleine Borthwick
- Philippa CollinPCPhilippa Collin
- Kirsten McCafferyKMKirsten McCaffery
- Karen M ScottKSKaren M Scott
Preprint
- 29 January 2025
- preprint
- Published by JMIR Publications Inc. in JMIR Preprints
Abstract
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All Related Versions
- Published version: Journal of Medical Internet Research, 27 (1), e71897.
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