Table 1.
Characteristics of included studies.
Author, Year | Study Design | Sex | N | Sample Population |
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Daley, 201125 | Qualitative, focus groups | F, M | 38 | Florida-based dentists (n = 17) and dental hygienists (n = 21) |
Shepperd, 201328 | Cross-sectional, online survey | F, M | 929 | Florida dentists randomly selected from three regions based on the Agency for Health Care Administration’s regional boundary lines |
Daley, 201422 | Cross-sectional, online survey | F, M | 210 | Florida-based dentists |
Hosking, 201727 | Cross-sectional, in-person survey | F, M | 64 | Attendees from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) annual meeting for graduate and associate program directors |
Thompson, 201719 | Qualitative, focus groups | F | 48 | National sample of dental hygienists recruited via email |
Daley, 201826 | Cross-sectional, in-person survey | F, M | 182 | Dentists (n = 36) and dental hygienists (n = 146) recruited from regional dental conference |
Kline, 201823 | Mixed methods: qualitative focus groups and quantitative in-person surveys | F, M | 284 | Dentists (n = 70) recruited from regional conference in Southeastern US and dental hygienists recruited from national conference (n = 214) |
Naleway, 201824 | Cross-sectional, online survey | F, M | 234 | Dentists (n = 79), dental hygienists (n = 62), and dental assistants (n = 93) from the Kaiser Permanente Northwest health system in Oregon and Washington |
Shukla, 201820 | Cross-sectional, online survey | F, M | 89 | Dentists and dental hygienists that attended HPV educational lectures in New England |
Vázquez-Otero, 201821 | Qualitative, focus groups | F, M | 33 | Dentists attending a regional conference |
Subscript numerals after author name represent number in reference section for full author information