Incorporating Black women's perspectives into long-acting reversible contraception implementation.

Objective: To study urban, predominantly Black women's expressed opinions and beliefs related to the use of contraceptives to better inform implementation strategies designed to increase the use of highly effective contraceptives among minoritized and low-income women.

Design: Focus group interviews with women, in conjunction with a community-based organization providing programs for underserved women with a mission of improved women and infant health.

Setting: Focus groups were conducted, and women were recruited from clinical sites in predominantly African American urban neighborhoods in a southeastern US city.