India: Mobiles to Increase Continuation Rates of DMPA

This study analyzed the effects of telephonic follow-up to reduce contraceptive discontinuation, specifically for the injectable DMPA. The pilot test demonstrated a clear dose-response relationship, where trained counselor follow-ups by phone positively impacted DMPA continuation rates. The presentation was made by Ramakrishnan Ganesan at the mHealth in the SHOPS Project: Case Studies and Lessons Learned special event at the Ronald Reagan Building in June 2014.

Author

Ramakrishnan Ganesan

Contributor

SHOPS Project

Published
June 2014
Resource Types
Presentation
Country
India
Technical Area
Digital Health
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
injectables
Current Downloads
20

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