Adolescent Immunization Delivery in School-Based Health Centers: A National Survey

Daley, Matthew F.; Curtis, C. Robinette; Pyrzanowski, Jennifer; Barrow, Jennifer; Benton, Kathryn; Abrams, Lisa; Federico, Steven G.; Juszczak, Linda; Melinkovich, Paul; Crane, Lori A.; Kempe, Allison

doi:10.1016/j.jadohealth.2009.04.002

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“…Efforts to maximize HPV vaccine delivery in alternative settings will also need to address multiple policy and logistical concerns that are beyond the scope of the current study, such as coordinating medical/vaccination records with the medical home, billing insurance and obtaining parental consent where necessary. 13,14,16,19,21,28 Additional research is needed to identify strategies to increase acceptability, evaluate the feasibility of wide-scale implementation of vaccination located in alternative settings, and explore ways to ensure continuity of care with the medical home.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Correlates of comfort with alternative settings for HPV vaccine delivery

McRee

Reiter

Pepper

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Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics

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“…11,12 Although most school-based health centers in the US offer some form of vaccination, including HPV vaccine, 13 school-based health care is not widely implemented and varies by state. Pharmacies may also help improve HPV vaccination rates as they have for some other vaccines.…”

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Correlates of comfort with alternative settings for HPV vaccine delivery

McRee

Reiter

Pepper

et al. 2013

Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics

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“…28,29 For these adolescents, alternative vaccination settings, such as school-based health centers, may be an option to consider for increasing vaccination. 30 Adolescents who received one of the recommended vaccines examined in this study were often more likely to have received other recommended adolescent vaccines examined (e.g., receipt of …”

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Correlates of receiving recommended adolescent vaccines among adolescent females in North Carolina

Reiter¹,

McRee²,

Gottlieb³

et al. 2011

Human Vaccines

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“…60 SBHCs may represent one means of expanding access to adolescents for vaccinations, and they may serve as a "safety net" for adolescents who do not have reliable access to a medical home elsewhere. 57 Almost twothirds of juniors in high school who completed a survey about vaccination outside the traditional medical home believe that SBHCs are definitely or probably acceptable locations for vaccinations. 61 Several surveys have reported that most parents accept the use of SBHCs to provide immunizations.…”

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Practical Approaches to Optimize Adolescent Immunization

Bernstein,

Bocchini,

Byington

et al. 2017

Pediatrics

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With the expansion of the adolescent immunization schedule during the past decade, immunization rates notably vary by vaccine and by state. Addressing barriers to improving adolescent vaccination rates is a priority. Every visit can be viewed as an opportunity to update and complete an adolescent's immunizations. It is essential to continue to focus and refi ne the appropriate techniques in approaching the adolescent patient and parent in the offi ce setting. Health care providers must continuously strive to educate their patients and develop skills that can help parents and adolescents overcome vaccine hesitancy. Research on strategies to achieve higher vaccination rates is ongoing, and it is important to increase the knowledge and implementation of these strategies. This clinical report focuses on increasing adherence to the universally recommended vaccines in the annual adolescent immunization schedule of the

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Adolescent Immunization Delivery in School-Based Health Centers: A National Survey

Cited by 41 publications

References 26 publications

Correlates of comfort with alternative settings for HPV vaccine delivery

Correlates of comfort with alternative settings for HPV vaccine delivery

Correlates of receiving recommended adolescent vaccines among adolescent females in North Carolina

Practical Approaches to Optimize Adolescent Immunization

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