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  • Adolescent Health
  • Chronic Disease Management

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  • Type 2 diabetes (T2D) in youth presents significant mental health challenges, yet research is limited.
  • Longitudinal, youth-centered qualitative and mixed methods research is lacking.
  • Virtual living labs offer potential for interactive, longitudinal research platforms.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To codesign a virtual living lab and registry for youth with T2D.
  • To generate longitudinal insights into the mental health experiences of youth with T2D.
  • To identify youth priorities for research and care and codesign knowledge translation resources.

Main Methods:

  • A three-stage, longitudinal, mixed methods design was employed.
  • Stage 1: Codesign of an online platform (BrightSpark) and registry with youth/parent coresearchers.
  • Stage 2: Longitudinal data collection via mental health measures, diary, and arts-based responses from up to 50 youth.

Main Results:

  • Recruited 4 youth coresearchers to codesign the BrightSpark platform, Canada's first virtual living lab for youth with T2D.
  • Established an embedded registry and developed 12 educational modules.
  • Anticipate study completion by January 2026, with recruitment and data collection ongoing.

Conclusions:

  • Youth-onset T2D is complex, with psychosocial factors complicating self-management.
  • The study aims to establish a novel structure for understanding youth T2D mental health.
  • Findings will advance family-centered research and care for youth with T2D.