Table 1 Summary of Interventions
Study / Design | Intervention |
|---|---|
Baker et al. 2021 [33] Quantitative | Three online chatroom sessions facilitated by charity youth workers |
Brady et al. 2015 [31] Quantitative | TeensTalkHealth website, including 20 video vignettes, 4 teen-friendly articles, 12 message boards facilitated by health educators |
Chernick et al. 2021a [29] Quantitative | Dr. Erica (Emergency Room Interventions to improve the Care of Adolescents), consisting of a digital ED-based brief intervention and multimedia text messaging |
Chernick et al. 2021b [32] Quantitative | Dr Erica (Emergency Room Interventions to improve the Care of Adolescents), consisting of a brief ED-based intervention and 10-weeks of personalized and interactive text messaging |
Giorgio et al. 2013 [6] Quantitative | The Planned Parenthood Federation of America website, SMS and IM program, operating as a national sexual and reproductive health hotline |
Guzman et al. 2020 [26] Qualitative | MIGHTY phone app activities and telephone coaching aimed at improving sexual health or fitness |
Nsakala et al. 2014 [28] Qualitative | An interactive radio programme called “S’il vous plait docteur” or Please Doctor |
Oladele et al. 2021 [27] Qualitative | Mobile health app, ‘4YBY’ which included HIV educational resources, step-by-step video instructions for performing HIV testing, and a guide to interpreting results with linkages to care |
Sun et al. 2017 [30] Quantitative | Peer-led social media intervention versus website control |