Austin S. Baldwin|Deanna C. Denman|Margarita Sala|Emily G. Marks|L. Aubree Shay|Sobha Fuller|Donna Persaud|Simon J. Craddock Lee|Celette Sugg Skinner|Deborah J. Wiebe|Jasmin A. Tiro
Translating self-persuasion into an adolescent HPV vaccine promotion intervention for parents attending safety-net clinics
Southern Methodist University|Southern Methodist University|Southern Methodist University|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center|Parkland Health & Hospital System|Parkland Health & Hospital System|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center|University of California, Merced|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
selfpersuasion effective behavior change strategy translated lowincome less educated uninsured populations attending safetynet clinics promote human papillomavirus hpv vaccination developed tabletbased application english spanish elicit parental selfpersuasion adolescent hpv vaccination evaluated feasibility safetynet populationparents n45 ageeligible adolescents used selfpersuasion application cognitive interviews staff gathered quantitative qualitative feedback selfpersuasion tasks including parental decision stagethe selfpersuasion tasks rated easy complete helpful identified six question prompts rated uniformly helpful difficult answer generated nonredundant responses participants among 33 parents unvaccinated adolescents 27 818 reported deciding get adolescent vaccinated completing selfpersuasion tasksthe selfpersuasion application feasible resulted change parents decision stage future studies test efficacy tabletbased application hpv vaccinationthe selfpersuasion application facilitates verbalization reasons hpv vaccination low literacy safetynet settings selfadministered application potential easily incorporated clinical practice patient education approaches