Got the hookup: EVALUATING A TEXT- MESSAGE-BASED SEXUAL HEALTH INFORMATION AND CLINIC REFERRAL SERVICE FOR YOUTH Rebecca Braun, California Family Health.

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got the hookup: EVALUATING A TEXT- MESSAGE-BASED SEXUAL HEALTH INFORMATION AND CLINIC REFERRAL SERVICE FOR YOUTH Rebecca Braun, California Family Health Council APHA Washington DC. Oct 30 – Nov 2, 2011.

PRESENTER DISCLOSURES The following personal financial relationships with commercial interests relevant to this presentation existed during the past 12 months: No relationships to disclose.

hookup background  In April 2009, the California Family Health Council (CFHC) and ISIS launched the Hookup, a statewide text-message-based sexual health information and clinic referral service for California youth  The program is the first statewide service of its kind, and builds on the success of ISIS’ SexINFO program in San Francisco  Funding through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

hookup system design  Shared short code -- key word driven  To subscribe, text ‘HOOKUP' to  Each message contains:  A weekly sexual health message on a wide variety of topics  A prompt to use the clinic locator  A link to CFHC’s sexual health website:  Subscribers can opt-out at any time by texting ‘STOP’

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hookup text development  160 character limit  Language considerations: text-speak vs. common abbreviations  Developed by health educators with youth input, Reviewed by clinical and health department staff  Sample topics:  STD Screening & Prevention  Contraceptive Options  Communication Skills  Substance Abuse  Parental Involvement  Consent & Confidentiality

hookup text examples Many STDs don’t have symptoms. If ur having sex, get tested to know. Txt CLINIC +ur zipcode 4 clinics. Scared to talk to ur parents about sex? It might not be so bad. Some ideas on how to start at Condom broke? EC can prevent pregnancy if used w/in 5 days - ASAP is best. Txt CLINIC + ur zipcode 4 clinics.

hookup evaluation – methods  Ongoing monthly subscriber metrics  SMS-based program evaluation survey  Focus groups  School-based study

hookup evaluation – metrics  Over 6000 unduplicated subscribers to date  About 2600 subscribers have opted out over time  2500 clinic requests from over 400 zip codes

hookup evaluation – text survey  Jan 2011: text survey in place of weekly msg to 3000 subscribers  4 questions: age/gender, zip code, how subscriber learned about the Hookup, change associated with subscription to the Hookup  User participation was voluntary; incentive offered for completion  Response rates ranged from 27% (Q1) to 16% (Q4)  Received 33% of responses within 10 minutes; 98% within 24 hours

hookup evaluation – text survey PurposeText Introduction No tip this week. Your turn to help the Hookup! 4 questions coming your way. Answer all and you can win prizes. Age, Gender 1st a little about u. Text back GUY or GIRL then ur age. Like ‘GIRL 16’ or 'GUY 20'. Zip Code We want to know if we’re reaching youth all over CA. Text back ZIP then ur zipcode to tell us where ur at! Like ‘ZIP 94117’. Promotion Point How’d u get hooked up with the Hookup? A friend tell u? Teacher? Saw a poster? Text back HOOKED and ur reason, like ‘HOOKED my bff’. Associated KAB Change How has the Hookup changed u? Text back CHANGE then ur change or something new, like ‘CHANGE STD test last week’. ConclusionThx 4 helping us make Hookup better 4u! Stay tuned 2 learn if u won our raffle 2 win $50 Target card. Back 2 ur regular tips next week! Survey Questions:

hookup evaluation – text survey  80% female, 20% male  87% in target population  5% Under 15  47% 15 to 17  22% 18 to 19  14% 20 to 24  Broad geographic range within California  57% southern, 33% northern, 10% central DEMOGRAPHICS

hookup evaluation – text survey PROMOTION POINT

hookup evaluation – text survey KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, & BEHAVIOR CHANGE  more 411 on how to love n take care of myself  condoms im not weirded out by buying them  currently sitting in clinic to get on bc  considering iud instead of birth control pills  learned that the pill only protects from pregnancy not stds  more aware of the truth on how stds are actually easily attained  i found a clinic right down the street from my house  i got addresses to clinics near me where i was able to pick up plan b emergency contraceptive yesterday

hookup looking forward  Complete analysis of program evaluation data  Increase opportunities for youth involvement  Expand geographic reach of clinics in referral system  Partner with youth-serving CBOs outside of the health field  Expand marketing strategy to better incorporate new media

hookup conclusions  Since its launch, the Hookup has effectively provided low-cost sexual health information to many users and has resulted in a high proportion of clinic referrals across California  Evaluation is necessary to ensure we reach our target audience and assess potential impact on sexual health  The programmatic platform can be translated for adoption by other organizations considering implementing text-based projects  Ultimately the Hookup is an excellent model of a low-cost program using health communication and mobile technology to facilitate youth access to sexual health information and services

Rebecca Braun, Lead Program Manager, CFHC (510) 486 – 0412 x 2327 Questions ?