Society of Family Planning: Highly effective reversible contraception initiative – Salt Lake: A prospective cohort examining the social and economic impact of removing cost barriers to intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants

Highly effective reversible contraception initiative – Salt Lake: A prospective cohort examining the social and economic impact of removing cost barriers to intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants

Contraception
Awarded 2015
Large Research Grants

David Turok, MD, MPH

University of Utah

$250,000

Objectives: To develop a community-wide contraceptive expansion initiative and assess the change in contraceptive method uptake when cost and access barriers are removed in established family planning clinics. Methods: HER Salt Lake is a prospective cohort study examining three 6-month periods, nested in a quasi

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