NIHR intervention prep

Question 1

What will the scale actually measure?

Accepted Answer

types of communication / involvement - active, passive, sync, asyn, aspects of platforms - reinforcement (likes/editing after post)

Question 2

Are samples comparable

Accepted Answer

improve comparability by making sure each is representative of target pop

Question 3

What are some ethical considerations?

Accepted Answer

eMoodie created with YP, will use Clare's who is running study in Edinbur, Underserved groups - nsure q's are what diverse populations care about.

Question 4

Barriers to PPIE?

Accepted Answer

Online inclusive, evaluate emotional labour, ensure regonise their value

Question 5

How will you avoid tokenism?

Accepted Answer

Undergo training to use toolkits, share experiences of young people via quotes to showcase their input

Question 6

Many are studying impact of social media on mental health, how is yours different?

Accepted Answer

Only time-trends, allow future track trends and inform mediation intervent

Question 7

How will you measure mental health in EMA? Is SDQ good enough?

Accepted Answer

SDQ is used in national survey to track trends over time

Question 8

Why have you chosen these specific four cohorts? Why not experiment?

Accepted Answer

Experimental studies will not inform how use has changed across generations

Question 9

How will you move into more of a leadership role?

Accepted Answer

Use my existing skills through supervision/mentoring/teaching

Question 10

How will your research team differ to Amy's?

Accepted Answer

differ in our methods, guidance, and intervention output,, Mine focuses on measures, guidance for pop, how and why ppl use sm, Amy’s work is on algorithms and social media platforms themselves and cog

Question 11

Why Exeter not Cardiff?

Accepted Answer

Ex offers public health perspective that will complement my epi expertise, PPI at Exeter-working with underserved communities, IMPACT.ChYMe is a leading centre for internationally impactful pop research

Question 12

How will you manage multiple groups?

Accepted Answer

Inital meeting to set boundaries and expectations, discuss risks/mitigation

Question 13

What are some potential barriers or risks to this fellowship? How will you mitigate these?

Accepted Answer

EMA large complex data - training, research visits (large, novel, roll out), People not wanted to sign up, consent forms coproduced, app co-developed

Question 14

What might intervention look like?

Accepted Answer

Education in schools - Dr Sarah Domoff trial a single session intervention

Question 15

What is plan to involve young people?

Accepted Answer

Co-production of guidance (blogs, podcasts), Co-authoring publications (checking sensitivity and appropriateness)

Question 16

How does your study differ to the previous time trends research? And also work of Amy Orben?

Accepted Answer

TT - longitudinal (caus), 4 uk cohorts up to 2023, population mediator

Question 17

How does your research improve understanding of the impact of social media? Don’t we know this already?

Accepted Answer

Policy Ex- evidence is lacking. Do not know what YP are being exposed to

Question 18

How will you validate the scale?

Accepted Answer

Content and face validity by multiple YAG (BiB, Torb, wolf), Convergent validity by correlating with existing like cyberbullying & self-

Question 19

How will you translate screen shot data? / how will you analyse the data?

Accepted Answer

eMoodie license - expertise and help, already sent course material, Data Science team at Exeter, Multilevel models - some experience, undergo further training

Question 20

Why do you want to do a fellowship?

Accepted Answer

lead an independent programme of research and build my own team, necessary skills and knowledge to make my research more applied and impact, follow-up interventions, Pressing area of research that i know i am right person, right time

Question 21

What will the EMA study tell us that WP1 wont? What is main benefit of using EMA?

Accepted Answer

repeat measures - assess causal timing in response to average levels, gamification - help with retention

Question 22

How will WP1 inform WP2?

Accepted Answer

Rise is key public and policy health concern understand extent driver -phw

Question 23

How is your EMA study unique and how will it advance theory to inform future guidance?

Accepted Answer

First to use population-based cohort of children and adolescents

Question 24

Do you have power in both WP1 and WP2?

Accepted Answer

The power of EMA is ability to collect more fine-grained, lots of obs

Question 25

What is your leadership experience to date?

Accepted Answer

Also teaching - led group activities and focus groups, I have supervised, co-supervised and mentored undergraduate and masters, I have lead high impact novel papers on time trends in youth mental health, Independently established collaborations (funding) and special interest grp

Question 26

Why not use a better measure of harm -problematic smartphone use ?

Accepted Answer

problematic smartphone use measure something diff, it is self-reported prob

Question 27

How feasible is EMA during school day?

Accepted Answer

Sarah expertise in using this method, and with eMoodie labs have Clare

Question 28

How do you define social media / digital media? Will you study both?

Accepted Answer

WP2 - what being exposed to (pos and neg, async) why (motivations)

Question 29

Why US? What will you do?

Accepted Answer

scale validation and screening in clinical setting, Dr Domoff Sarah is running focus groups on new single sesh intervention, Learn about their public health preventative approaches and what we can do

Question 30

How have youth advisory groups been involved so far?

Accepted Answer

Dissemination - keeping updated through videos, working with other groups, eMoodie app - feasibility/gamification, Checked my application for appropriateness of language, importance/value

Question 31

Will you include positive social media?

Accepted Answer

Speaking to YP and recent Policy Exch was important to distinguish

Question 32

What is your strategy for translating your results into interventions or public health initiatives?

Accepted Answer

Eg MindEd who provide tips and resources hub for young people and place2be

Question 33

Why have you chosen social media as risk when there are other more established?

Accepted Answer

There is huge concern about the impact of smartphone use on mental health

Question 34

What will the GRA do? Why do you need them?

Accepted Answer

Opportunities to attend conferences, write papers, and boost their career

Question 35

How will this fellowship feed into current GP practices?

Accepted Answer

Atm, assessments not always asked, causal insight will highlight importance

Question 36

· How will you ensure it benefits patients/the public?

Accepted Answer

Collabs - Wolfson, Amy (advisor board), Sarah

Question 37

How will you support the GRA?

Accepted Answer

Impactful pieces of work - e.g. public engagement, Feel valued through regonition on publications/authorships/acknowledgements

Question 38

How will you ensure samples are representative?

Accepted Answer

cohorts have improved representativeness of under-represented groups eg ..

NIHR intervention prep

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NIHR intervention prep

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