Impact of reproductive health intervention on awareness of sexual and reproductive health service among adolescents in the Greater Accra and Eastern Regions of Ghana.

A total of 386 adolescents downloaded the KAP app and attempted pre- and post-module quizzes, generating 1,040 quiz attempts in total.

• Participants were adolescents from the Greater Accra and Eastern Regions of Ghana.
• Invitations to download the app were distributed via social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp.
• Users collectively attempted 1,040 quizzes from the quiz participation snapshot data.

Average SRH knowledge scores increased significantly after completing the learning modules on the KAP app.

• The overall average pre-module SRH score was 67.98 (SD = 26.597).
• The overall average post-module SRH score was 73.66 (SD = 25.142).
• The difference represents an increase of approximately 5.68 points after completing the learning modules.
• A paired samples t-test was used to compare pre- and post-module scores.

The difference between pre- and post-module SRH scores was statistically significant.

• The paired samples t-test result was t(182) = -2.58, p = 0.010.
• The paired samples analysis included 183 participants who completed both pre- and post-module assessments.
• The result indicates that completion of the KAP app learning modules was associated with improved SRH knowledge scores.

The KAP (Knowledge and Access Power) mobile platform was designed specifically to assess SRH awareness and knowledge among adolescents.

• The KAP app was a purpose-built mobile application for assessing SRH awareness and knowledge.
• The app included learning modules followed by quizzes to measure knowledge before and after content exposure.
• Distribution relied entirely on social media invitation rather than in-person recruitment.