Peer-reviewed article
What can academic researchers contribute to advancing adolescent wellbeing?
John S. Santelli, Gwendolyn Rosen, Fred M. Ssewamala ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This is an editorial or opinion piece about the role of academic researchers in advancing adolescent wellbeing. It argues that researchers should listen to adolescents and communities to translate research ideas into action. The document does not present empirical findings, data, or evaluation of specific interventions.
Key points
- Academic researchers should listen to adolescents and communities
- Research ideas need to be turned into action
Limitations
This appears to be a brief editorial statement rather than a full research report. It lacks empirical data, methodology, or evidence from a specific study or intervention that would allow for substantive analysis of child wellbeing outcomes.
Abstract
Academics need to listen to adolescents and communities to turn ideas into action, say John S Santelli, Gwendolyn Rosen, and Fred M Ssewamala