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How to optimise creative art therapy to foster the mental health of refugee adolescents? A Delphi study protocol
2024
Overview
This study aims to identify the most recommended components of creative art therapy (CAT) to improve the mental health of refugee adolescents.
A three-round Delphi design is proposed. The first round will include semi-structured interviews with a panel of 12 CAT professionals worldwide and 12 refugee adolescents aged 10-24 in Jordan with a history of participating in creative arts interventions. The hybrid approach of coding and thematic analysis will be conducted to develop statements on recommended CAT components from the interview narratives. In the second round, the same and newly enrolled 24 professionals and 24 refugee adolescents will be asked to rate the statements according to their importance, propose new statements, and add comments. A similar procedure will be followed in the third round, where panellists will rate new and old statements after perusing the feedback from the second round.
A statement will gain consensus and indicate essential components when rated 'essential' or 'very important' by > = 80% of panellists. Very important components are those with the same ratings by 60-79.9% of panellists.
A list of essential and very important components, perspectives and suggestions will be provided to guide practice and intervention development.
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