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Knowledge of Legality of Abortion and Other Reproductive Health Practices Among Women in Ohio Post-Dobbs

Using the Ohio Survey of Women, a state-representative survey of adult women of reproductive age conducted in 2022–2023, this study examines how well women in Ohio understood the legal status of abortion and related reproductive health practices after Dobbs. Many respondents were mistaken or unsure about whether abortion was legal, misconceptions were more common than in pre-Dobbs data, and substantial shares were unsure about the legality of assisted reproduction, interstate travel for care, and miscarriage care.

Maria F. Gallo, Abigail Underwood, Mikaela H. Smith, Evangeline Warren, Robert B. Hood, Abigail Norris Turner

Interest in Contraceptive Information and Initiation Among Adolescents Hospitalized With Psychiatric Disorders

Purpose: Adolescents with psychiatric disorders face increased risks for unintended pregnancy. This study examines adolescents …

Elise D. Berlan, Melica Nikahd, Anna J. Kerlek, Justin Hyde, Brittny E. Manos, Abigail Underwood, Qing Wu, Alicia C. Bunger

Implementation of Contraception Care for Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adolescents: A Hybrid Type 2 Effectiveness-Implementation Study

Purpose: To examine the implementation and effectiveness of a contraception care intervention for adolescents hospitalized with …

Elise D. Berlan, Abigail Underwood, Kathryn A. Hyzak, Charles Hardy, Ryan S. Bode, Samantha A. Herrmann, Anna Kerlek, Stephanie Lauden, Samuel W. Dudley III, Christine A. Schmerge, Michael F. Perry, Alicia C. Bunger

Ohio Health Care Professionals' Pandemic-Related Help-Seeking Knowledge, Behaviors, and Concerns

A 2021 survey of Ohio health care professionals on their awareness and use of Employee Assistance Programs and Professional Health Programs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fewer than a quarter had used these supports; barriers included limited awareness, time commitment, and confidentiality concerns. The authors recommend comprehensive wellness programs and brief intervention strategies to address burnout.

Brieanne Beaujolais, Rebecca J. McCloskey, Abigail Underwood, Gretchen Clark Hammond

Assessing Perspectives on an Intervention Connecting Adolescents in Outpatient Psychiatry Care to Contraceptive Counseling in the United States

A qualitative study of an intervention that offers adolescents a same-day contraceptive consultation with an adolescent medicine provider during an existing outpatient psychiatry appointment. Focus groups and interviews with adolescents, parents and caregivers, and psychiatry clinicians and nurses explored the intervention’s acceptability and what would be needed to implement it, guided by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research.

Abigail Underwood, Kathryn A. Hyzak, A. Ebersole, Alicia C. Bunger, Elise D. Berlan

Development of an Implementation Blueprint to Scale-Up Contraception Care for Adolescents with Psychiatric Conditions in a Pediatric Hospital

Describes a three-stage process for developing an implementation blueprint to scale up contraception care for adolescents in a pediatric psychiatric hospital: convening a 41-member research advisory board and conducting formative evaluation, tracking implementation activities over 18 months, and producing a final blueprint of 16 goals and 16 implementation strategies. The project champion played a key role in turning the plan into action.

Kathryn A. Hyzak, Alicia C. Bunger, Samantha A. Herrmann, Anna Kerlek, Stephanie Lauden, Sam Dudley, Abigail Underwood, Elise D. Berlan

Community-based Systems Dynamics for Reproductive Health: An Example from Urban Ohio

Objectives To describe and share lessons learned from an ongoing application of a participatory modeling approach (community-based …

Ayaz Hyder, Mikaela Smith, Shawnita Sealy-Jefferson, Robert B. Hood, Shibani Chettri, Ashley Dundon, Abigail Underwood, Danielle Bessett, Alison H. Norris

Book Review: Birthing a movement: Midwives, law, and the politics of reproductive care by Cramer, R. A.

Abigail Underwood