Objective
Conducted comprehensive primary and secondary data collection to analyze maternal health outcomes among minority women in Utah, addressing critical health disparities.

Key Contributions

• Primary Data Collection
  • Surveys & Interviews: Designed and administered structured surveys; conducted in-depth interviews to capture qualitative and quantitative maternal health experiences.
  • Focus Groups: Facilitated culturally sensitive discussions to explore community perceptions and barriers to maternal health services.
• Secondary Data Collection

• Public Health Databases: Analyzed datasets from the Utah Department of Health and other sources to identify maternal mortality and morbidity trends.
• Research Review: Examined published studies and reports to contextualize findings and strengthen evidence base.

Impact & Outcomes

• Identified Disparities: Documented higher rates of maternal mortality and morbidity among minority women.
• Policy Recommendations: Developed actionable strategies to improve healthcare access and outcomes, contributing to public health discourse.

Skills Utilized

Communication: Delivered findings via reports and presentations, advocating for maternal health policy changes.

Data Analysis: Applied statistical methods to interpret health data and inform strategies.

Community Engagement: Ensured culturally appropriate research methods through direct engagement with diverse populations.