Provider perspectives on communication and dismissal policies with HPV vaccine hesitant parents.
Provider perspectives on communication and dismissal policies with HPV vaccine hesitant parents.
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提供者对与HPV疫苗犹豫不决的父母有关沟通和解雇政策的看法。
DOI:
10.1016/j.pmedr.2021.101562
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发表时间:
2021-12
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Tiro JA
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Francis JKR;Rodriguez SA;Dorsey O;Blackwell JM;Balasubramanian BA;Kale N;Day P;Preston SM;Thompson EL;Pruitt SL;Tiro JA
Providers (29%) experience HPV-specific vaccine hesitancy from parents. Providers feel least confident in responding to families’ religious beliefs. Some providers (25%) agree with dismissal policies for families refusing vaccines. Parental vaccine hesitancy is a growing concern. Less is known about provider or practice characteristics that encounter HPV-specific vaccine-hesitant parents, the providers’ confidence in responding to HPV vaccine concerns, and the attitudes and use of vaccine dismissal policies (i.e., removing patients from the practice). North Texas providers completed an online survey. Dependent variables assessed: (1) percentage of HPV vaccine-hesitant parents encountered in practice defined as substantive, or high (≥11%, or among more than one out of ten adolescent patient encounters) versus low (≤10%) levels; (2) confidence in responding to 11 HPV vaccine concerns; (3) attitudes and use of vaccine dismissal policies. Chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests were conducted. Among 156 providers, 29% reported high HPV vaccine hesitancy (≥11% of patient population). Overall, providers reported being “very confident” in addressing vaccine concerns (mean: 3.37 out of 4, SD: 0.57). Mean confidence scores were significantly higher for white (vs. non-white) providers and for pediatricians (vs. family practitioners). Providers were least confident in responding to parents’ religious/personal beliefs (69%). Some providers (25%) agreed with policies that dismissed vaccine-hesitant parents after repeated counseling attempts. More providers used dismissal policies for childhood (19%) than adolescent (10%) immunizations. Provider communication training should include parental religious/personal beliefs to effectively address HPV vaccine hesitancy. Other regions should examine their HPV-specific vaccine hesitancy levels to understand how the use of dismissal policies might vary between adolescent and childhood immunizations.
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