Intervention to Prevent Substance-Exposed Pregnancy
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“Choices4Health: Intervention to Prevent Substance-exposed Pregnancy”
This is a 4-year randomized, controlled study to test the efficacy of the CHOICES4Health-T (C4H-T) delivered by a computerized tablet, CHOICES4Health-C (C4H-C), delivered by a counselor, and brief advice (BA), on reducing preconception substance-exposed pregnancy risk (i.e. drinking below risk levels; tobacco and marijuana cessation; effective contraception use) among women (aged 18-44) presenting to the 13 primary care clinics that serve adults within the Harris Health System. Given the natural fit between contraceptive and HIV prevention counseling the CHOICES4Health interventions will also target HIV sexual risk behaviors.
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Behavioral - Computer tablet-delivered C4H
Two session CHOICES intervention targeting ineffective contraception and risky alcohol use and/or cigarette smoking and/or marijuana use to reduce the risk of a substance-exposed pregnancy delivered on a computer-tablet.
Behavioral - Person-delivered C4H
Two session CHOICES intervention targeting ineffective contraception and risky alcohol use and/or cigarette smoking and/or marijuana use to reduce the risk of a substance-exposed pregnancy delivered by a counselor.
Behavioral - Brief Advice
Brief advice delivered by a research associate about healthy behaviors for women including use of contraception and alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana use
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Tablet-based Intervention to Prevent Substance-exposed Pregnancy in Primary Care
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NCT03633149
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e312Ob
