CONCLUSIONS: Virtual PriCARE was associated with significant improvements in early childhood behavior problems and higher completion rates, with no evidence of differential effects by delivery mode. These findings highlight the potential of virtual behavioral interventions in pediatric primary care to expand reach, reduce access barriers, and provide scalable prevention strategies to promote child well-being and prevent maltreatment. [...]

CONCLUSIONS: Overall, previous studies have emphasized that sustaining telehealth access depends less on awareness efforts and more on addressing implementation barriers, particularly for nonambulatory, transportation-dependent, and financially disadvantaged populations. [...]

BACKGROUND & AIMS: In the United States, Non-Hispanic Black (Black) people are 2-threefold more likely than Non-Hispanic White (White) people to have pregnancy complications, such as a baby with low birthweight. Multi-level, community-based interventions aimed at mitigating the impacts of interpersonal and structural racism may decrease bias, improve the quality of care, and improve pregnancy outcomes. The Accountability for Cancer Care through Undoing Racism and Equity and the Heart Health Now [...]