Ann Marie Mojica, Adam D Wolfe
Moving Beyond Hemangioma: Interactive, Multidisciplinary, Case-Based Teaching in Vascular Anomalies for Pediatric Residents
MedEdPORTAL : the journal of teaching and learning resources
us uptake hpv vaccine remains coverage goals concern negative reactions emergency initiatives covid19 pandemic including vaccination may increased parents hesitancy towards vaccines including hpv understanding different parent populations view routine vaccination postpandemic key strategic efforts maintaining increasing uptake hpv vaccine early 2022 recruited online panel englishspeaking us parents caregivers used social media platform twitter hpv vaccineeligible unvaccinated children age 914 years respondents completed 20minute survey measuring knowledge attitudes intentions regarding hpv vaccination child well background sociodemographics health informationseeking practices questions regarding experiences covid19 pandemic included changes access preventive care perceptions whether pandemic experiences positively negatively affected attitudes routine vaccination open text capturing reasons change among 557 respondents 81 definitely likely vaccinate child hpv 12 uncertain 7 unlikely vaccinate regarding routine vaccination 70 felt attitudes changed 26 felt positively 4 felt negatively reasons positive attitude change included increased appreciation vaccines overall motivation proactively seek preventive care child negative attitude changes stemmed distrust covid19 public health efforts including vaccine development disillusionment vaccines ability prevent disease multivariable models intention vaccinate greater among parents reporting greater education democratic affiliation greater religiosity urban residence negative attitude change due pandemic independently predicted reduced hpv vaccination intention positive attitude change predicted positive intention postpandemic us parents remain committed vaccinating children hpv however addressing residual covid19 concerns could improve uptake among vaccinehesitant parents