The Effects of Text Messaging for Increasing the Rate of long-acting Reversible Contraception use in Teenage Pregnancy: A Randomized Controlled Trial
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v16i3.18287Keywords:
Teenage pregnancy, Repeat pregnant, Long-acting reversible contraception, Text messageAbstract
Background: A teenage pregnancy rate is a one of SDGs goal. Thailand had a teenage pregnancy rate higher in
Asia-Pacific from less developed regions. A one of cause is a sex when they was young. This study is aimed to
study an effective of a text messaging of teenage pregnant to the long-acting reversible contraception.
Materials and Methods: This is a randomized controlled trial. The study was an effective of a text messaging of
teenage pregnant to the long-acting reversible contraception. A samples had 2 group from teenage pregnant in Si
SaKet hospital. The control group was 212 samples. The trail group was 212 samples.
Result: The control group had a standard care of postpartum. The trial group had a standard care of postpartum
and a text message about long-acting reversible contraception. The researcher were following a both sample. They
found a trial group had a reversible contraception higher than a control group at a significant level. (P-value<0.001)
Conclusion: Present, a communication is important onthe digital time especially in teenager. A one of measurement
postpartum teenager in this time is a text message. It will be reducing a repeat pregnant among teenage.
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