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Using Bimodal Social Network Analysis as a Descriptive Evaluation Tool for Examining Process Changes in a Youth Wellness-Focused, Place-Based Initiative (Youth Wellness Zone).

Sarah Cusworth Walker Matthew S. Weber Alya Azman Noah R. Gubner Marguerite Fenwood Hughes Robyn E. Metcalfe Anna Tresidder Andrew R Hill Priscilla Lisicich Larry Wissow Pamela Collins

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The aim is to assess the usefulness of bimodal social network analysis in evaluating process changes within a youth wellness initiative.
Utilized bimodal social network analysis as an evaluation tool for the initiative
Descriptive evaluation of participant interactions and outcomes
Focused on a youth wellness initiative, specifically the Youth Wellness Zone
Demonstrated significant changes in participant engagement over time
Highlighted key social connections that influenced wellness outcomes
Identified areas for improvement within the initiative's framework

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Evaluates process changes in a youth wellness initiative, indicating the effectiveness of social network analysis as a tool.

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Walker et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44ad765cd2549c8bc42fb8 https://doi.org/10.2105/ajph.2025.308397

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