Providers receive tailored scripts based on the patient's responses to the questions administered via tablet.

Patients receive tailored messages in addition to the scripts given to providers.

Patients receive brief psycho-educational messages on a tablet computer following completion of questionnaire about personal experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual assault (SA), and reproductive coercion (RC). These messages are tailored to each patient and are based on their responses to specific items. The messages serve as prompts to encourage the patient to continue the discussion about various topics (healthy relationships, birth control methods, harm reduction) with their provider during their clinic visit. Simultaneously, providers receive a print out with a series of scripts tailored to the patient's responses to introduce healthy relationships education, brief counseling, and harm reduction.

Assessment of delivery of brief intervention previously tested and found to be helpful in family planning clinic settings (Addressing Reproductive Coercion in Health Settings (ARCHES), NCT01459458). Summary score based on patient responses on an after-visit exit survey inquiring about what elements of the intervention the provider discussed during clinic visit

2.1 Change in condom use frequency: Assessment of pregnancy risk reduction through change in frequency of self-reported condom use from baseline to follow-up 2.2 Contraceptive use: Assessment of pregnancy risk reduction through differences in contraceptive use from baseline to follow-up