V Omaleki, A Flores Gonzalez, A Hassani, M Flores, S Streuli, A Wishard Guerra, R Fielding-Miller
"They Protect us as if they were our Mom" Masking Attitudes from Freelist Survey Data and Qualitative Interviews in San Diego School Communities
Journal of community health
purpose study identify factors influencing mothers intention vaccinate elementaryschool sons human papillomavirus hpv participants 151 mothers fourth sixthgrade boys three elementary schools daejeon korea data analyzed using spss windows version 250 descriptive statistics independent ttest oneway analysis variance mannwhitney u test pearson correlation coefficients multiple regression analysis used mothers score intention vaccinate sons hpv 504 7 selfefficacy 60 p001 subjective norms towards hpv vaccination 30 p001 significant factors influencing mothers intention vaccinate elementaryschool sons hpv factors accounted 810 hpv vaccination intention among mothers f16084 p001 results study suggest increase hpv vaccination rate elementaryschool boys necessary develop intervention strategies improve mothers selfefficacy subjective norms towards hpv vaccination verify effects strategies research provides foundation designing interventions increase hpv vaccination rate elementaryschool boys