Table 2.

Research Objectives and Major Qualitative Themes.

No.	Objective	Major Themes
1	Understand how past experiences of health care discrimination play a role in the experience of seeking and receiving mental health treatment	1a: Challenges to receiving mental health treatment 1b: Health care discrimination exacerbates already complex mental health care seeking
2	Understand whether and how treatment preferences are elicited by providers and then routinely incorporated into clinical care for depression	2a: Treatment preferences are not often systematically elicited 2b: Regardless of past health care discrimination, patients generally value a trusting relationship with clinicians that facilitates an individualized, fully informed approach to selecting optimal treatments
3	Understand to what degree treatment preferences are shaped by experiences of health care discrimination	3a: Regardless of past health care discrimination, treatment preferences are fluid and shaped by shared decision-making with providers whom the patient trusts 3b: Patients who have experienced health care discrimination face greater challenges to forming trusting relationships with providers to engage in shared decision-making, which serves to both elicit and shape preferences