Providers' perceptions of parental human papillomavirus vaccine hesitancy: Cross-sectional study

Keyphrases

• Human Papillomavirus Vaccine 100%
• Provider Perceptions 100%
• Vaccine Hesitancy 100%
• Vaccine Safety 23%
• Outcome Expectations 17%
• Parental Barriers 17%
• Community-based 11%
• Pediatric Clinics 11%
• Provider Type 11%
• Provider Self-efficacy 11%
• Low Risk 5%
• Linear Regression Model 5%
• Efficacy Outcomes 5%
• Web-based 5%
• Sexual Behavior 5%
• Mixed Models 5%
• Physician Assistant 5%
• Nurse Practitioner 5%
• Focused Intervention 5%
• Mixed Effects Linear Regression 5%
• Secondary Data Analysis 5%
• Vaccine Effectiveness 5%
• Papillomavirus Infections 5%
• Self-efficacy 5%
• Tennessee 5%
• Urban Places 5%
• Rural-urban 5%
• Survey Data 5%
• Mistrust 5%
• Exposure Parameters 5%
• Quality Improvement Study 5%
• Provider-level 5%
• Provider Outcomes 5%
• Parental Decision-making 5%
• Vaccine Uptake 5%
• Provider Confidence 5%
• Vaccine Recommendations 5%
• Nurse-physician 5%
• Vaccination Clinic 5%
• Vaccine-hesitant Parents 5%
• Perceived Reasons 5%
• Patient-healthcare Provider Communication 5%
• Parental Hesitancy 5%
• Hesitant Parents 5%
• Vaccine Providers 5%
• Low Vaccination Coverage 5%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Gardasil 100%
• Vaccine Hesitancy 100%
• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Vaccine Efficacy 26%
• Self-Efficacy 20%
• Pediatric Hospital 13%
• Adolescent 6%
• Total Quality Management 6%
• Health Care Personnel 6%
• Linear Regression Analysis 6%
• Physician Assistant 6%
• Nurse Practitioner 6%
• Papillomavirus Infection 6%
• Vaccination Coverage 6%
• Exposure Variable 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Wart Virus Vaccine 100%
• Vaccine Hesitancy 100%
• Self Concept 20%
• Pediatrics 13%
• Wart Virus 13%
• Quality Improvement 6%
• Linear Regression Analysis 6%
• Nurse Practitioner 6%
• Mixed Model 6%
• Papillomavirus Infection 6%
• Secondary Data 6%
• Vaccination Coverage 6%
• Health Care Personnel 6%
• Sexual Behavior 6%