Shamia Moore, Zach Timpe, Catherine N Rasberry, Marci Hertz, Jorge Verlenden, Patricia Spencer, Colleen Murray, Sarah Lee, Lisa C Barrios, Tasneem Tripathi, Luke McConnell, Ronaldo Iachan, Sanjana Pampati
Disparities in the Implementation of School-Based Mental Health Supports Among K-12 Public Schools
Psychiatric services (Washington, D.C.)
purpose study identify impacts human papillomavirus hpv vaccinationrelated health belief attitudes toward hpv vaccination subjective norms hpv vaccination intent targeting mothers elementary school daughters study use correlative survey design subjects study 121 mothers elementary school daughters located metropolitan city b subjects agreed participate study data collected september 1 october 18 2018 analyzed using descriptive statistics independent ttest anova post hoc scheff test pearsons correlation coefficients stepwise multiple regression attitude toward hpv vaccination subjective norms vaccination plans children mothers vaccination status significant factors influencing hpv vaccination intention factors accounted 72 hpv vaccination intention conclusions study showed factors affecting intention mothers elementary school daughters vaccinate hpv hpv vaccination attitudes subjective norms vaccination plans children mothers vaccination status biggest influencing factor hpv vaccination attitudes therefore order encourage mothers elementary school daughters vaccinate hpvs nationallevel policies implemented create social atmosphere positive attitudes toward hpv vaccinations also emphasizes easy get vaccinated hpv based mothers elementary school daughters encouraged vaccinated hpv thus contributing improving hpv vaccination rates elementary school girls