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. 2023 Jun 20;7:e38388. doi: 10.2196/38388

Table 3.

Change in parents and adolescents’ composite scores for human papillomavirus (HPV) knowledge, HPV vaccine knowledge, and self-efficacy.

Mean score (possible range) Preapp, mean (SD) Postapp, mean (SD) Follow-up, mean (SD) Pre vs post, mean (95% CI) P valuea Pre vs follow-up, mean (95% CI) P valuea
Parents

HPV knowledge (0-14) 6.03 (4.01) 10.31 (3.07) 10.21 (3.05) 4.28b (2.96-5.59) <.001 4.17c (2.67-5.67) <.001

HPV vaccine knowledge (0-12) 7.03 (3.80) 9.90 (2.24) 9.68 (2.79) 2.86b (1.59-4.13) <.001 2.66b (1.46-3.85) <.001

Self-efficacy (4-28) 21.6 (4.67) 23.9 (4.08) 23.5 (4.69) 2.3b (0.7-3.9) .007 1.9 (0.03-3.83) .054
Adolescents

HPV knowledge (0-14) 4.06 (3.52) 9.31 (2.74) 9.24 (2.60) 5.24b (3.91-6.57) <.001 5.17c (4.01-6.33) <.001

HPV vaccine knowledge (0-12) 5.86 (3.42) 8.82 (2.79) 8.89 (3.12) 2.96b (1.48-4.02) <.001 3.0 b (1.61-4.46) <.001

Self-efficacy (0-50) 30.3 (12.9) 35.6 (11.9) 35.9 (10.6) 5.3b (1.4-9.1) .009 5.6b (1.7-9.6) .007

aAll paired t tests (2-tailed) were 2 sided. The differences in mean scores pre- and post-HPV app and follow-up are shown with their 95% CI and P values.

bP<.01.

cP<.05.