Trauma-informed prevention programmes for depression, anxiety, and substance use among young people: protocol for a mixed-methods systematic review

Table 5 Intervention outcomes with definitions and rationales

Outcome	Definition	Rationale
Effectiveness—outcome measures	What outcomes were used to measure programme effectiveness^a?	To identify range of outcomes used to measure effectiveness of available interventions
Effectiveness—outcome results	What were the programme effectiveness results?	To evaluate effectiveness of available interventions
Acceptability—outcome measures	What outcomes were used to measure programme acceptability^b?	To identify range of outcomes used to measure acceptability of available interventions
Acceptability—outcome results	What were the programme acceptability results?	To evaluate acceptability of available interventions
Feasibility—outcome measures	What outcomes were used to measure programme feasibility^c?	To identify range of outcomes used to measure feasibility of available interventions
Feasibility—outcome results	What were the programme feasibility results?	To evaluate feasibility of available interventions

^aThe degree to which the programme has reduced and prevented mental ill-health and substance use among participants
^bThe degree to which programme users are satisfied
^cThe degree to which the logistical delivery of the programme was achievable and sustainable, with consideration of required land, resources, and capital. This includes the level of attendance or participation from programme start to completion

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