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Changing perspectives of responsibility for open communication from the provider to patient is the purpose of this study, specifically for women disclosing stigmatized information to an OB/GYN. Several theories identify self-efficacy as a factor in changing health behaviors, which involves targeting potential challenges. A sample of college-aged women identified problems in communicating with their OB/GYN and critiqued an advocacy campaign designed for empowerment. Themes of these focus groups were used to improve campaign materials.