Trial Condition(s):
Trend and regional variations of contraception measures
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The study was a retrospective observational study that assessed the percentage of reproductive women (aged 15 to 44 years) using contraception by US geographic regions and industry sections between 2005 and 2014. Methods of contraception included most and moderately effective FDA-approved methods of contraception (i.e. female sterilization, IUD/IUS, hormonal implant, injectable, oral contraceptive pills, patch, vaginal ring, diaphragm) and long-acting reversible contraception methods (LARC; i.e., IUD/IUS, or hormonal implant). Around 44 million datasets were retrieved from the Truven Health MarketScan® Commercial Claims and Encounters database and used to calculate two experimental assessment measures UCM (Use of Contraceptive Methods) and PCU (Postpartum Contraceptive Use), both proposed by the Office of Population Affairs of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The study showed an increasing utilization of contraception in the commercial sector, albeit with age group and regional variations.
for the overall population 1. Women of reproductive age (i.e., ages 15 – 44) who were not pregnant at any point in the measurement year. 2. Women who were pregnant at some point in the measurement year and ended in a known miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, or induced abortion. 3. Women who were pregnant and ended in a live birth delivery in the first 10 months of the measurement year, since there was adequate time to provide contraception in the postpartum period. Inclusion criteria for the postpartum population 1. All women of reproductive age (i.e., ages 15 – 44) with a live birth delivery.
for the overall population 1. Women who were infecund due to non-contraceptive reasons such as natural menopause or oophorectomy anytime during the calendar year. If subjects were continuously enrolled for more than one calendar year, they were excluded from all subsequent years if they were determined to be infecund due to non- contraceptive reasons anytime during a particular calendar year. 2. Women who gave birth in the last two months of the measurement year because there may not have been an opportunity to provide them with contraception. 3. All women who were pregnant at some point in the measurement year who were either still pregnant at the end of the year, or because the outcome of the pregnancy was unknown. Exclusion criteria for the postpartum population 1. Women without continuous enrollment for 60 days after a live birth. 2. Women with deliveries that did not end in a live birth (i.e., miscarriage, ectopic, stillbirth, or pregnancy termination) . 3. Women with deliveries that occurred during the last 2 months of the measurement year.
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Locations Investigative Site many locations, United States | Status Completed | Contact Us: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: Not Available |
Retrospective Claims Analysis to Examine the Trend and Regional and Industry Type Variations of Proposed Contraception Measures in a Commercially Insured Population
Trial Type:
Observational
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Blinding:
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Trial Arms:
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