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Effectiveness and Efficacy of Dynamic Optimal Timing, a Smart Phone App for Avoiding Pregnancy: an Observational Study
The purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness and efficacy of Dynamic Optimal Timing (DOT), an app-based method of family planning that can be used via Android devices, for women who use the method to avoid pregnancy.
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