Info for Young People involved in our studies
There were three studies on the Transition Programme which relied on the involvement of young people - the longitudinal study; the YETI study; and the Q-Sort Study. Details of these are given below
Longitudinal Study
There were around 370 young people involved in the Longitudinal Study, which was the largest study in the Programme.
Newsletters
Below are some of the previous newsletters that the Young People taking part in the longitudinal study received from the Programme
Young Persons Newsletter November 2017
Newsletter November 2017 PDF 932Kb
Newsletter November 2017
Newsletter May 2017 PDF 681Kb
May 2017 issue of the Young Persons Newsletter
Newsletter October 2016 PDF 1,248Kb
October 2016 issue of the Young Persons Newsletter
Newsletter March 2016 PDF 598Kb
March 2016 issue of the Young Persons Newsletter
Newsletter Sept 2015 PDF 784Kb
September 2015 issue of the Young Persons Newsletter
Newsletter February 2015 PDF 600Kb
February 2015 issue of the Young Person's Newsletter
Young People's Experiences of Transition (YETI)
About 15 young people from the longitudinal study also took part in a more detailed study called 'YETI'.
The Young People's Preferences Study (or Q-Sort)
The aim of this study was to explore what young people want most from health services as they become young adults. Young people are not all the same; they will have had different experiences of growing up and different experiences of using the NHS, and because of this they may have different ideas about what they want most from health services they'll be using in future.
