Uptake of the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine: A Review of the Literature and Report of a Quality Assurance Project

作者: Brenda Cassidy , Elizabeth A. Schlenk

DOI: 10.1016/J.PEDHC.2010.06.015

关键词: Papillomavirus VaccinesGynecologyInternal medicineSignificant differencePediatric practiceHuman papillomavirus vaccineMedicineDisease controlYoung adultHuman papillomavirusCompletion rate

摘要: Abstract Purpose The aims of this study were to review predictors knowledge about human papillomavirus (HPV), HPV vaccine, and factors related vaccine uptake report a quality assurance project that evaluated three-dose completion rates. Methods setting was small private urban pediatric practice. Chart used describe dose rates in 2007. convenience sample included 189 girls aged 12 21 years with uptake. Results During 2007, 153 17 42 18 seen at well-child care visits. 72% (n = 110) for the younger group 79% 33) older group. There no significant difference by One quarter (24%, n = 46) received an episodic visit. rate 64% 120). Discussion higher than reported Centers Disease Control Prevention. Effective strategies are needed promote completion.

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