Condition: Contraception · Sponsor: Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences
Study Overview Summary This randomized controlled trial will evaluate the effectiveness of structured counseling in improving the continuation rates of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) among women in Islamabad, Pakistan, who present to family planning clinics for early removal of their contraception devices (copper-T IUD or Jadelle implant). The study, starting December 15, 2025, will recruit women from three federal government-approved clinics. The trial will randomly assign participants to either an intervention group, where they will receive culturally sensitive counseling to encourage continued use of LARC, or a control group, where contraception will be removed upon client request without counseling. The goal is to determine if structured counseling can increase the likelihood of women continuing their LARC method.
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Dr. Muhammad I Khan, MBBS · +923325467034 · ibrahim.k2000@gmail.com
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| Rhs 'A' Center Federal Government Poly Clinic (Fgpc) | Islamabad, Islamabad, Pakistan | Recruiting |
| RHS 'A' CENTER Mother and Child Health Centre Aabpara | Islamabad, Islamabad, Pakistan | Recruiting |
| RHS-A centre, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences | Islamabad, Islamabad, Pakistan | Recruiting |
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