Norm-critical Approaches, a Way Forward to Increase Participation for Marginalized Children and Young People in Health Research & Design: A Scoping Review
Scoping review highlights participation in health research for marginalized youth, suggesting norm-critical methods improve engagement.
Key Points
Increased participation was observed in health research involving marginalized children and young people, highlighting the need for norm-critical approaches.
The review encompassed 38 studies evaluating various participatory tools and theoretical frameworks, revealing significant variations in engagement levels.
Analysis focused on youth participation models alongside norm-critical aspects, demonstrating their importance in health-related research methodologies.
The findings underline that implementing norm-critical approaches may reduce tokenism, fostering genuine involvement among vulnerable groups.