Background Adolescent females presenting to emergency departments (EDs) inconsistently
use contraceptives. We aimed to assess implementation outcomes and potential efficacy of …

Purpose Female adolescents seeking emergency department (ED) care are at high risk of
unintended pregnancy, primarily because of contraceptive nonuse; yet, few ED patients …

Despite recent declines, the unintended pregnancy rate among US adolescents is among
the highest for industrialized nations [1]. Many adolescents who seek care in emergency …

Purpose To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a text messaging intervention to
increase contraception among adolescent emergency department patients. Methods A pilot …

Objective The objective was to develop an acceptable clinical decision support (CDS)
system to facilitate evidence‐based sexual health care for adolescents in the emergency …

ABSTRACT Study Objective Adolescents and young adults (AYAs) rely on internet
resources for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information. Interactive tools are …

Objectives The objective was to identify adolescent preferences for emergency department
(ED)‐based education about emergency contraception. Methods This was a cross‐sectional …

Purpose Adolescents have limited access to sexual healthcare services, and the emergency
department (ED) may be the only place some will seek care. We implemented an ED-based …

Importance Unintended pregnancy is a major health risk for adolescents in the US, and
adolescents face many barriers to obtaining effective and reliable contraception. Objective …

Purpose Despite recent declines, the US continues to have high rates of teenage pregnancy
with the majority of these (60%) being unintended. While longer acting, reversible …