Targeted social and behavior change communication (SBCC) in a high adolescent pregnancy setting of Bangladesh: a cluster-randomized study protocol engaging key family members

April 14, 2026Implementation ScienceOpen Access

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The study aims to examine the effectiveness of targeted social and behavior change communication in reducing adolescent pregnancy rates.
Conducting a cluster-randomized trial in a high-risk adolescent population.
Engaging key family members in the intervention.
Measuring outcomes related to adolescent pregnancy rates.
Expected to show improved engagement from families.
Aiming to reduce the rate of adolescent pregnancies.
Data collection will assess the impact of SBCC strategies.

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Cluster-randomized study investigates outcomes of social and behavior change communication in adolescents, highlighting family engagement.

The protocol was registered with ISRCTN registry under registration ISRCTN12515877.

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