Award
NIH Reporter #5K23HD110615-04
Utilizing pediatric primary care connections to advance reproductive health
Recipient
Johns Hopkins University
Award Amount
$173,880.00
Ceiling
$173,880.00
Awarded
August 21, 2026
Identifier
5K23HD110615-04
A research grant awarded to develop a pediatric primary care-based intervention to improve reproductive health access for Latino families, focusing on culturally relevant and stakeholder-informed approaches.
Description
This project aims to develop and pilot a contraceptive screening and care coordination intervention (Family Connect) in a pediatric primary care setting to improve reproductive health access among Latino families. The intervention is stakeholder-informed and rooted in human factors engineering approaches to health care redesign. The study will provide preliminary data to support a larger trial. The research is conducted at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and supports training in qualitative methods, implementation science, and family planning demography.