Ahmet Gorkem Er, Daisy Yi Ding, Berrin Er, Mertcan Uzun, Mehmet Cakmak, Christoph Sadee, Gamze Durhan, Mustafa Nasuh Ozmen, Mine Durusu Tanriover, Arzu Topeli, Yesim Aydin Son, Robert Tibshirani, Serhat Unal, Olivier Gevaert
Multimodal data fusion using sparse canonical correlation analysis and cooperative learning: a COVID-19 cohort study
NPJ digital medicine
study aimed determine knowledge attitudes physicians nurses parents human papillomavirus hpv vaccination views vaccination children crosssectional study included 72 physicians 128 nurses children data collected using questionnaires prepared researchers descriptive statistical analysis chisquare tests used data analysis study 847 physicians 703 nurses knew hpv cancer factor twothirds healthcare professionals believed hpv vaccine protective moreover 625 physicians 742 nurses reported intend vaccinate children reasons vaccination hesitancy healthcare professionals believing unnecessary thinking expensive insufficient knowledge vaccine thinking may side effects trusting vaccine sample 708 physicians 539 nurses stated could children vaccinated hpv vaccines national vaccination schedule studies conducted include hpv vaccine childhood national vaccination program reduce vaccine hesitancy