Modules to model the characteristics, relationships, behaviours, risk factors and outcomes of young people and individuals who interact with young people are collectively referred to as the “Spring To Life” model. The currently available modules listed here will be supplemented by additional unreleased work in progress.
Modules for spatio-temporal modelling of the environments that shape young people’s mental health are collectively referred to as the “Springtides” model. Two module libraries are currently available - vicinity and aus, though both are highly preliminary and without any vignette articles to demonstrate their use. An app built using a combination of these libraries and unreleased work in progress module libraries is available for illustration purposes.
Modules that model the processes, eligibility requirements, staffing and configurations of youth service platforms are collectively referred to as the “First Bounce” model. No platforms modules are yet available - see details on unreleased work in progress.
Modules for modelling the efficacy, cost-effectiveness and budget impact of youth mental health programs (e.g. interventions for prevention, treatment and wellbeing) are collectively referred to as the “On Target” model. No programs modules are yet available - see details on preliminary work in progress.