Faith E Momoh, Oridota E Olufela, Adebola A Adejimi, Alero A Roberts, Esther O Oluwole, Olayinka O Ayankogbe, Adebayo T Onajole
Mothers' knowledge, attitude and home management of diarrhoea among children under five years old in Lagos, Nigeria
African journal of primary health care & family medicine
adolescents young adults main target population human papillomavirus hpv study aimed investigate school students hpv vaccination intentions explore contributing factors socioecological perspective questionnaire survey conducted three secondary schools three colleges china total 1756 students aged 1422 years participated study among 1756 participants 182 students received hpv vaccine remaining 1574 students analyzed hpv vaccination intentions influencing factors survey items sociodemographics knowledge awareness hpv sexual intercourse sexual knowledge subjective socioeconomic status selfefficacy ehealth literacy perceived social support family availability hpv vaccine information measured 182 104 received hpv vaccine among 1756 participants among remaining 1574 students majority students 1403 891 willing receive hpv vaccine binary logistic regression analysis showed students female lower selfefficacy scored higher sexual knowledge believed vaccination preventing related diseases worried side effects vaccination thought oneself risk contracting hpv higher family support knew availability hpv vaccine mainland china healthcare institutions family residence rural areas willing receive hpv vaccine students high hpv vaccination intentions low vaccination rate intrapersonal interpersonal institutional community factors predicted hpv vaccination intention public health nurses communities schools could target modifiable factors promote students hpv vaccine uptake