Systematic review analyzed 64 studies on just-in-time adaptive interventions for adolescent precision health, highlighting ethical concerns and the need for agency.
This review appraised 64 studies on just-in-time adaptive interventions (JITAIs) for adolescent precision health. JITAIs targeted diverse health conditions through adaptive mechanisms based on contextual mobile sensing data from adolescents. However, intervention and study designs were inconsistent, with limiting reporting of adolescent involvement and ethical considerations, hindering the strength and interpretability of findings. Guidelines co-created with adolescents emphasise the need for JITAIs that balance precise personalisation with adolescent agency.
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