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Developing a Youth Contraception Navigator Program: A Human-Centered Design Approach
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DOI：10.1016/j.jadohealth.2022.03.005.png)
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Purpose: To determine key elements of a contraception navigator program that provides a personalized approach to overcoming patient-specific barriers by a trained navigator in central Indiana. Methods: A human-centered design approach was used to engage adolescents and community stakeholders in co-design sessions. Sessions incorporated techniques, such as divergent brain-writing and journey maps, which led to the exploration of various themes that were ultimately used to inform key elements of the contraception navigator program. Results: Adolescents aged 15-17 years (N = 35) and community stakeholders (N = 11) participated in co-design sessions. Analysis verified that the process of obtaining contraception for pregnancy prevention could be intimidating for young people. The importance of language, the presence of stigma, and the knowledge of side effects were all discussed. Essential elements of a contraceptive navigator program included building trust to ultimately co-create a plan that can overcome patient-specific barriers. Having a variety of communication methods available, as well as contraceptive side-effect support, will be essential. Discussion: Using human-centered design techniques to engage adolescent and community stakeholders can help inform the development of a contraceptive navigator program. A trusted navigator that can address patient-specific barriers to contraception access both before and after contraception is obtained is a key element identified by stakeholders. (C) 2022 Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Adolescents
Contraception
Adolescent health services
Access to health care
Human-centered design
Patient engagement
Pregnancy
Barriers
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