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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Health Behav. 2014 Jan;38(1):92–102. doi: 10.5993/AJHB.38.1.10

Table 3.

Parent Responses about Participating in School-located HPV Vaccines Clinics

%
Why did you decide to get your daughter HPV vaccine? (N = 119)
 It is the best way to prevent HPV infection. 86%
 The potential health consequences of HPV infection could be serious. 52%
 My daughter’s healthcare provider recommended it. 29%
 My daughter is, or will be, at risk of acquiring HPV. 24%
Why did you decide not to get your daughter HPV vaccine previously? (N = 119)
 HPV vaccine is too expensive. 33%
 I didn’t know enough about HPV. 33%
 It was inconvenient to make three appointments to receive all the shots. 29%
 I didn’t know enough about HPV vaccine. 28%
 HPV vaccine is not mandatory for school entry. 24%
Feedback about school-located HPV vaccine clinic. (N = 119)
 I was pleased with the overall experience. 100%
 I want to see more partnering between the Guilford County School System and the Guilford County Department of Public Health in the future. 99%
 I would recommend school-located vaccination clinics to friends and family. 100%
 I felt that the information and consent packet was sufficient to make an informed decision. 97%
 The other information I received from this project helped me to make an informed decision. 99%
Why did you choose not to have your daughter participate in our program? (N = 75)
 My daughter already received HPV vaccine. 77%
 I am not sure HPV vaccine is safe and effective. 17%
 I am worried about potential side effects of HPV vaccine. 13%
 I do not believe my daughter needs HPV vaccine. 9%
 I need more information before making a decision about HPV vaccine. 7%