Designing an adolescent centered cards on the table toolkit

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Award ID
R41HD104324
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$757,188

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Completion date
Funding
  • $500,251.08 Federal
  • $256,937.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Chicago, IL 60615, USA

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Description

Abstract
The proposed phase i sttr project will develop the cards on the table toolkit. The toolkit will build on the existing prototype of cards on the table, a deck of cards containing questions related to seven essential topics of adolescent sexual and reproductive health counseling, including: stis; contraception; healthy relationships; adolescent patients' rights including confidentiality and consent; sexual health; social factors affecting adolescent health and their healthcare; and gender identity and sexual orientation. Developed using a human-centered design approach with adolescents and providers, the cards were designed to radically restructure the traditional clinical-driven counseling by allowing adolescents to select two to three cards from the deck to guide patient- provider communication during the visit. The current project will build on the existing cards to develop a digital version of the cards, as well as a wrap-around toolkit including educational information for adolescents and implementation guides for clinicians to incorporate the cards into their clinical practice. The cards on the table toolkit will be implemented at the university of chicago medical center among clinicians who see adolescent patients for primary care or for sexual and reproductive healthcare visits. Ten clinicians and 40 adolescents will be recruited to the study to evaluate the usability, feasibility and acceptability of the toolkit. The impact of the toolkit on knowledge, attitudes and patient-centered counseling experiences among adolescents will also be assessed. The phase i project will culminate in a cards on the table toolkit which will be prepared for phase II full development, including the development of additional formats and refinement of implementation materials.

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Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment -$13,623 $0
Amendment $256,937 $0
Original award $256,937 $256,937

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Who received award R41HD104324?

R41HD104324 was awarded to Resilient Games Studio, LLC by National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (National Institutes of Health) on September 17, 2021.

How much is award R41HD104324 worth?

$757,188 has been obligated on R41HD104324: $500,251 in federal funding and $256,937 in non-federal funding.

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