Primary and secondary outcomes
The primary outcome was use of IUD or hormonal contraception (pills, patch, ring, contraception injection, subdermal implant) at one-month post-enrollment. Secondary outcomes were use at two-weeks and three-months. We also explored group differences in confidence in preventing unintended pregnancy at post-intervention and as a change from baseline to post-intervention (reported on a repeated 5-point scale ranging from “not at all confident” to “extremely confident”) as well as reasons for non-use at one-month (including reasons for not attending clinic visits, picking up prescriptions, and/or starting birth control).