Strengths/limitations
We used rigorous qualitative research methods; however, our study has limitations. Interviews were conducted and transcribed in two different languages; however potential inconsistencies were mitigated by conventional qualitative content analysis, following best practice guidance for multilingual qualitative research,39 and routine team meetings to discuss codebook development and ongoing analysis. Additionally, our sample size is small, due primarily to a protracted study period. This may lead to limited transferability;36 however, we reached saturation during coding procedures across all participants. Our sample included predominantly Hispanic participants, and to date, few studies have included an ethnically diverse group of younger AYAs. Therefore, our findings, which are aligned with prior qualitative work of AYAs and caregivers,10,63 reflect, at least on a broader level, multicultural populations. Research should focus on developing and testing financial and HRSN screening and interventions that are tailored to individual AYA and caregiver needs.