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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health Nurs. 2016 Oct 10;33(6):493–501. doi: 10.1111/phn.12294

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and Clinical Characteristics and HPV Vaccine Uptake (N=130)

Variables Mean ± SD
or %
Age 44.55 ± 7.59
Marital status
 Married/lived significant other 48.0
 Separated or divorced 32.3
 Never married 13.4
 Widowed 6.3
Education attended in the US
 College, High School or GED 49.2
 Othera 50.8
Monthly family income
 Less than $1,000 23.2
 $1,000 to $2,999 56.0
 More than $3,000 20.8
Current employment
 Yes 64.6
Health insurance
 Through government programs (Medicare, Medicaid, or MassHealth) 61.5
 Private health insurance (i.e. HMO, Blue Cross) 45.0
Percent of Life in the US
 <50%
32.0
English Literacy
 Speak English
  Very well/well 44.6
  Not very well/so-so 40.8
  Not at all 14.6
 Read English
  Very well/well 39.6
  Not very well/so-so 35.7
  Not at all 24.8
HPV Vaccine Uptake among Daughters (n=129)
 Yes 32.6
 No 37.2
 Don’t know 30.2
HPV Vaccine Uptake among Sons (n=70)
 Yes 18.6
 No 60.0
 Don’t know 21.4
Has a doctor or nurse ever recommended HPV vaccination?b (n=86)
 Yes 11.6
 No 52.3
 Don’t know 36.0
Would you like your daughter(s) to receive an HPV vaccination at some time in the future?b (n=86)
 Yes 61.6
 No 4.7
 Undecided/Don’t know 33.8

Note. GED=General Educational Development,

a

Other= No school, English language school, citizenship classes, technical or vocational school

b

This question was asked of mothers who indicated that their daughter(s) has not received or not sure whether she has received the HPV vaccination.