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The experimental group received one-on-one nurse -client transaction related to the benefits and barriers of using oral contraceptives. The control group received the clinic protocol of written and verbal material on how to take their pills, what to do if they missed pills and reportable problems. No significant difference between the two groups of females was found. One female from each group dropped out of the study. Fourteen subjects in each group returned to the clinic at the one month follow-up. Of those, 12 of the experimental and 11 of the control group correctly followed the oral contraceptive regime. Three females in the control group were pregnant upon return, and one from the experimental group. 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No significant difference between the two groups of females was found. One female from each group dropped out of the study. Fourteen subjects in each group returned to the clinic at the one month follow-up. Of those, 12 of the experimental and 11 of the control group correctly followed the oral contraceptive regime. Three females in the control group were pregnant upon return, and one from the experimental group. 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