Table 4.

Program Impact on Contraceptive and Pregnancy Outcomes, Mental Health, School Completion, and Linkage With Primary Care

Year of Follow-upProgram Impact at 2 Years
MeasureGroupYear 1 n (%)Year 2 n (%)AOR*95% CIP Value
AOR = adjusted odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; CES-D = Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression.
* Adjusted for baseline depressive symptoms and baseline household violence.
† Excludes the 14 adolescents who had graduated at baseline.
Contraceptive use and pregnancy outcomes
    Used condoms “always” in past 12 monthsHome visit18/36 (50)17/31 (55)3.60.9–14.4.07
Control9/26 (35)12/32 (38)
    Used hormonal contraception in past 12 monthsHome visit18/36 (50)18/31 (58)0.70.2–1.9.46
Control15/26 (58)21/32 (66)1.0
    Repeat pregnancyHome visit7/36 (19)14/31 (45)1.20.4–3.5.69
Control5/26 (19)12/32 (38)1.0
    Repeat birthHome visit3/36 (8)4/31 (13)0.60.2–2.6.54
Control2/26 (8)6/32 (19)1.0
Maternal mental health
    Depressive symptoms (CES-D score ≥21)Home visit8/36 (22)11/31(36)2.10.6–7.1.24
Control6/26 (23)8/32 (25)1.0
School status
    In school or graduated at year 2Home visit22/31 (71)3.51.1–11.8<.05
Control14/32 (44)1.0
Linkage with primary care
    Has a regular personal doctor at year 2Home visit19/31 (61)1.90.7–5.6.23
Control15/32 (47)1.0