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This initiative aimed to implement universal screening for contraceptive needs among adolescents in a primary care setting.

May 31, 2026Open Access

A Quality Improvement Initiative AImed at Increasing the Number of Adolescents Screened for Contraceptive Needs in an Outpatient Primary Care Setting

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This initiative aimed to implement universal screening for contraceptive needs among adolescents in a primary care setting.
Quality improvement design with 18-week implementation period
Utilized Self-Identified Need for Contraception (SINC) question
Education provided to providers on screening procedures
57% of eligible adolescents screened for contraceptive needs (N=107)
Screening rates exceeded 50% median in the last six weeks
Barriers identified included access issues to SINC in the EHR

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Quality improvement initiative enhances contraceptive screening rates in adolescents, highlighting its importance in primary care settings.

Emily Butler (2026) studied this question.

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Quality improvement initiative enhances contraceptive screening rates in adolescents, highlighting its importance in primary care settings.