ArticleHarm reduction journal2025
Co-creating harm reduction resources with young people who use nitrous oxide: What catches their attention?
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backgroundNitrous oxide (N
methodsThis study comprised four stages, utilising a co-creation approach with young people (aged 18-25) with N
resultsThree strategies were developed through thematic analysis: (1) Set your message apart from the crowd-participants emphasised the importance of visually appealing, sharply framed content with direct taglines to capture attention quickly on social media; (2) Use realistic social settings-harm reduction messages were more engaging when they reflected authentic environments and social dynamics in which N
conclusionsEffective reach to young people on social media requires harm reduction information to be visually appealing, immediately comprehensible and contextually relevant to young people's social environments.
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