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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2015 May;56(0):S40–S46. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2014.11.024

Table 1.

Reaction to Postcard Campaign among Parents who Remembered Receiving at Least One Postcard

Girls (n=46) % Boys (n=51) % Fisher’s exact test p-value
Reaction
Made an appointment to talk to child’s doctor 20% 23% 0.81
Sought information or spoke about the vaccine 80% 91% 0.14
 Spoke to child 36% 31% 0.66
 Spoke to doctor 27% 38% 0.49
 Spoke to friends or family 14% 42% <0.001
 Sought info on the internet 9% 18% 0.37
 Went to website provided 11% 11% 0.99
Agree they trusted postcard information 56% 62% 0.67
Comprehension agreement
Told about vaccine benefits 82% 80% 0.99
Told about vaccine cost 41% 35% 0.64
Told about vaccine safety 63% 58% 0.66
Attraction
Liked the pictures 63% 47% 0.19
Liked the colors 51% 44% 0.52
Liked receiving the postcards 47% 54% 0.99