Planning Together: A Couple-based, Multi-level Prenatal Contraceptive Education Program for Econo… (NCT07214012) | Clinical Trial Compass
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Planning Together: A Couple-based, Multi-level Prenatal Contraceptive Education Program for Economically Marginalized Families
United States60 participantsStarted 2025-10-15
Plain-language summary
The goal of this pilot trial is to examine the feasibility and acceptability of the Planning Together protocol
The hypothesis of this study are
1. The study will achieve feasibility, demonstrated by ≥80% study accrual (30 couples in 8 months), ≥75% protocol adherence, and ≥75% (e.g., education workbook completion)
2. The intervention will be acceptable, with \>80% of participants reporting satisfaction with Planning Together.
3. Patterns of primary outcomes (contraceptive knowledge, communication quality, community referral utilization) and secondary outcomes (agreed contraceptive plan, consistent contraceptive usage and satisfaction, psychological distress, and Short Interpregnancy Intervals \[SII\]) will suggest benefits of the intervention.
Who can participate
Age range18 Years
SexALL
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Inclusion criteria
✓. \> 20 weeks pregnant, age 18+
✓. The pregnant person has an available romantic partner, and the couple was able to get pregnant on their own or will be able to after the delivery
✓. separately, the pregnant person reports being in a sexually, psychologically and physically safe relationship
✓. English-speaking
✓. 18 years of age and older
✓. Cohabiting with the patient; in a romantic relationship with patient
✓. Capable of getting the patient pregnant after delivery
✓. Does not need to be the biological father of the current pregnancy
Exclusion criteria
✕. Participant is under the age of 18
✕. Documented cognitive impairment or psychiatric condition in pregnant person's medical record (e.g., severe learning disability, dementia, current psychotic disorder, suicidality)