Adults 16 to 49, female only, with Pregnancy or Infants. Patients with the condition only — healthy volunteers not accepted.
Results — posted to ClinicalTrials.gov
Per-arm endpoint measurements with 95% confidence intervals where reported. Source: trial results section.
Participant Acceptance of Randomization Arm / InterventionPrimary· 6 weeks postpartum
Participant acceptance is defined as a yes response to this question:
"I would recommend the care I received to someone in a similar situation."
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
8
Community Health Worker (CHW)
8
DHI Plus CHW
10
Usual Care
7
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
1
Community Health Worker (CHW)
2
DHI Plus CHW
1
Usual Care
2
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
1
Outpatient Perinatal Care VisitsSecondary· Randomization to study completion (up to 34 weeks)
Number of perinatal care visits
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
13
11 – 14
Community Health Worker (CHW)
9.5
6.5 – 11
DHI Plus CHW
9
4.5 – 10.5
Usual Care
12
10.5 – 12
Preterm BirthSecondary· At birth
Delivery of a neonate at less than 37 weeks
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention
2
Community Health Worker (CHW)
1
DHI Plus CHW
4
Usual Care
3
Digital Health Intervention
7
Community Health Worker (CHW)
7
DHI Plus CHW
7
Usual Care
7
Digital Health Intervention
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
2
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
0
Neonatal BirthweightSecondary· At birth
Weight of neonate at birth
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
3160.0
2980 – 3480
Community Health Worker (CHW)
3150.0
2843.75 – 3577.5
DHI Plus CHW
2815.0
2690 – 2990
Usual Care
2920.0
2740 – 3060
Cesarean DeliverySecondary· At birth
Occurrence of a cesarean birth
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention
7
Community Health Worker (CHW)
5
DHI Plus CHW
3
Usual Care
3
Digital Health Intervention
2
Community Health Worker (CHW)
3
DHI Plus CHW
8
Usual Care
7
Digital Health Intervention
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
2
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
0
Maternal Blood TransfusionSecondary· At birth
Transfusion of blood products
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention
1
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
1
Usual Care
2
Digital Health Intervention
8
Community Health Worker (CHW)
8
DHI Plus CHW
10
Usual Care
8
Digital Health Intervention
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
2
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
0
Breastfeeding IntentSecondary· Upon admission to the delivery-associated hospitalization
Participant's self-reported intent of whether or not to express breast milk upon admission to the delivery-associated hospitalization
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention
2
Community Health Worker (CHW)
1
DHI Plus CHW
1
Usual Care
2
Digital Health Intervention
3
Community Health Worker (CHW)
3
DHI Plus CHW
3
Usual Care
1
Digital Health Intervention
3
Community Health Worker (CHW)
1
DHI Plus CHW
1
Usual Care
6
Digital Health Intervention
1
Community Health Worker (CHW)
3
DHI Plus CHW
2
Usual Care
1
Vaccination RateSecondary· Pregnancy through 6 weeks postpartum / 6 weeks of life
The number of mothers who received Tdap and infants who received the Hep B vaccine.
Maternal TDAP
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
7
Community Health Worker (CHW)
4
DHI Plus CHW
5
Usual Care
5
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
2
Community Health Worker (CHW)
6
DHI Plus CHW
6
Usual Care
5
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
0
Newborn Hep. B
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
6
Community Health Worker (CHW)
6
DHI Plus CHW
6
Usual Care
7
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
3
Community Health Worker (CHW)
3
DHI Plus CHW
5
Usual Care
3
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
1
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
0
Maternal Postpartum ReadmissionSecondary· From discharge from the delivery-associated hospitalization to 6 weeks postpartum
Admission of the mother to the hospital after discharge from the delivery-associated hospitalization
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
1
Usual Care
2
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
9
Community Health Worker (CHW)
10
DHI Plus CHW
10
Usual Care
8
Neonatal Hospital ReadmissionSecondary· Birth to 6 weeks of life
Answer to the question " How is your baby doing?"
Group
Value
95% CI
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
8
Community Health Worker (CHW)
8
DHI Plus CHW
7
Usual Care
7
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
1
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
0
Community Health Worker (CHW)
0
DHI Plus CHW
4
Usual Care
1
Digital Health Intervention (DHI)
1
Community Health Worker (CHW)
2
DHI Plus CHW
0
Usual Care
1
Sponsor's own description
The P3OPPY Project is one of five projects within the American Heart Association P3 EQUATE Network. The overarching goal of the P3 EQUATE American Heart Association Health Equity Research Network (HERN) is to promote equity in Maternal and Infant Health outcomes by identifying innovative and cost-effective strategies to enhance access to quality health information, care, and experiences during pregnancy, postnatal and postpartum/preconception periods, particularly for Black and under-served populations. Collectively, the investigators will collaborate with pregnant and postpartum individuals and their families, hospitals, and communities to discover ways to reduce racism and social problems that contribute to poor health outcomes.
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