blue = for all purple = condom arm (control group) yellow = diaphragm arm
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Welcome & Instructions& Introduction
Demographic Questions
Sexual Health Information& Questions
Condom informationUsage, Cost, Protection, Perks
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Nurse?Blue = For All
Purple = Condom Arm (Control group)
Yellow = Diaphragm Arm
Branching Q: “Are you confident that your partner would agree to use a condom?”
Answer: Yes Answer: No
“That’s great! But if you ever need some negotiating
techniques, here are our favs”
“Well, here are some negotiating tips that may help in convincing your partner to use a condom”
Negotiating Techniques
“Condoms are great. Here are some other methods you can use alongside
condoms. Using two methods is better than using one alone!”
BQ Answer: Yes“It’s great that you feel confident
about using condoms. Here’s anothermethod you can use in taking control of your sexual health.”
BQ Answer: No“However, if negotiation doesn’t work and if you can’t get your
partner to use a condom, here’s another method you can use without your partner knowing and empower yourself to
take control of your sexual health.”
Condom Arm Diaphragm Arm
Diaphragm InformationExplanation, Purpose, Perks,
Costs, Availability, Usage“If you’d like to try a diaphragm for free,
please let the nurse who is helping you know.”
“But remember diaphragms work best with another method of prevention or contraception. In
general, using two methods together is better than using just one!”
Conclusion & Thanks
User Satisfaction Survey
Other methods of STD prevention & contraception
Safe Sex talk here? or will it be during the Sexual Health Information part?
if during sexual health info part, then i think it takes too long for some1
to get to the informative/research parts
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Here are some things you can say to convince your partner to use a condom:1. Condoms protect against pregnancy.2. They can be a part of foreplay.3. You can try out lots of different kinds, like ribbed, lubricated, flavored, glow-in-the-dark…
Hear what these women have tried that worked.