NCT04307849.
| Study name | Youth‐friendly sexual and reproductive healthcare pilot in Mumbai, India |
| Methods |
Study design: RCT Country: India |
| Participants | Adolescent girls and young women (15‐25 years) (AGYW) Inclusion criteria: a. AGYW between the ages of 15‐25 years; b. provides consent or assent; c. living in the study area for one year or more; d. if unmarried and under the age of 18, have parental consent to participate. Married AGYW and/or those age 18 or over will be recruited if they meet inclusion criteria and provide informed consent. Exclusion criteria: a. AGYW who are unable to give consent due to psychological or mental limitations; b. if unmarried and under the age of 18, do not have parental consent to participate. Stated purpose: to systematically adapt, pilot test, and evaluate an integrated community/facility intervention to improve the uptake of adolescent‐friendly services for married and unmarried adolescent girls and young women (AGYW; ages 15‐25) in a low‐income area |
| Interventions |
Intervention: Adolescent health club A systematic approach for the adaptation of sexual health/HIV‐related evidence‐based interventions Control: Waiting list (the waiting‐listed group will begin the intervention after the intervention group). |
| Outcomes |
Participants'outcomes of interest for this review
Economic outcomes Clinic service uptake/use Time points: baseline, post‐intervention (10 weeks) |
| Starting date | September 2021 (estimated study start date) |
| Contact information | Marie Brault, marie.brault@yale.edu |
| Notes |
Source of funding: not specified Prospective trial registration number: NCT04307849 |