Personal guides help teens navigate birth control access
NCT ID NCT05691270
Summary
This study tested a pilot program in Indiana that provided a personal guide, or 'navigator,' to help teenagers aged 15-19 access birth control. The navigator helped participants overcome common barriers like transportation, cost, and lack of information. The goal was to see if this support made teens feel more in control of their decisions and more likely to use contraception.
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Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana, 46202, United States
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