HPV-Impfung: Update 2019 für die Impfberatung

Dietrich, Léna G.; Notter, Julia; Huber, Benedikt M.; Wallnöfer, Astrid; Huang, Dorothy Jane; Wingeier, Bernhard; Zeller, Andreas; Deml, Michael J.; Pfeiffer, Constanze; Suggs, Suzanne; Jafflin, Kristen; Fiorini-Bernasconi, Cristina; Quach, Adeline; Mäusezahl, Mirjam; Spaar, Anne; Lopetrone, Flavia; Lang, Phung; Sinniger, Philipp; Navarria, Isabelle Anne Laure; Yaron, Michel; Itin, Peter; Aebi‐Popp, Karoline; Bertisch, Barbara; Plattner, Thomas; Berger, Christoph; Tirri, Brigitte Frey; Tarr, Philip E.

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“…The aim of our collaboration with four CAM doctors in the design of HPV vaccine review articles and communication tools [19,20] was to ensure that these materials would be read not only by HCPs already favorable to vaccination, but useful particularly to the additional target audience of VH HCPs. To our knowledge, a CAM-inclusive approach has not yet been used in creating vaccine messaging materials for use in clinical practice.…”

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“…We incorporated 4 trained CAM doctors' comments and suggestions and included 2 of them as co-authors on 2 HPV vaccine review articles and communication tools that we wrote for general practitioners (GP) in Switzerland as the target audience [19,20]. One article was published, in both German and French, in Swiss Medical Forum, a peer-reviewed journal published by the Swiss Medical Association.…”

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“…Here we investigate whether an innovative approach to engaging with CAM providers is feasible and productive. The objective of this article is to provide detailed characterizations of the insights and lessons we learned from including four Swiss CAM doctor comments, with two as co-authors, in two HPV vaccine review articles [19,20] written for Swiss general practitioners (both articles originally in German, one translated to French). Overall, our findings suggest that including CAM providers in the collaborative writing of vaccine review articles is a feasible, productive, and potentially promising approach to design communication tools for clinical practice in order to address VH.…”

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Collaborating with Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Providers When Writing HPV Vaccine Review Articles

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Novel strategies are needed to address vaccine hesitancy (VH), which correlates with complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). In Switzerland, CAM providers play important roles in vaccine counseling of vaccine hesitant (VH) parents, and traditional vaccination messaging tends to overlook CAM provider perspectives. In the setting of a Swiss national research program on VH, our key strategy has been to work together closely with CAM providers. To assess the feasibility of generating educational human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine materials that would interest VH healthcare providers (HCPs), we invited four CAM providers to co-author two HPV vaccine review articles for general practitioners. We conducted thematic analysis of CAM provider comments to identify patterns that could complement and improve vaccination messaging from CAM perspectives. We identified several themes and generated an inventory of CAM provider messaging recommendations related to language use, presentation of background information, nuanced statements regarding HPV vaccine efficacy and safety, and communication tools that would be important to VH HCPs. Contrary to our initial expectations, and in an inclusive, respectful atmosphere of open dialogue, we were able to productively finalize our manuscripts. In the opinion of the CAM co-authors, the manuscripts effectively considered the communication needs and perspectives of VH HCPs. Engaging with CAM providers appears to be a feasible and innovative avenue for providing vaccine information and designing communication tools aimed at VH healthcare providers.

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Tipping the Fencesitters—The Impact of a Minimal Intervention Enhanced with Biological Facts on Swiss Student Teachers’ Perception of HPV Vaccination Safety

Keselman

Zeyer

2022

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Not much is known about the role of scientific knowledge in vaccination decision making. This study is based on previous findings that the concern about the human papillomavirus (HPV) agent mutating back to a virulent HPV was common among Swiss student teachers and turned out to be one factor of vaccine hesitancy. The study investigate the impact of a standard public health brochure describing the effectiveness, safety, and importance of HPV vaccination on young student teachers, and the additional effect of supplementing the standard brochure with biological arguments against the mutation concerns. It uses a pre-posttest design and assigns participants randomly to two groups, one reviewing a standard public health brochure, the other the same brochure enhanced with additional biological information. Participants in both groups showed a significant positive change in their beliefs about vaccination safety, effectiveness, and importance in preventing cervical cancer. Post hoc analysis showed significant safety beliefs gain for the subgroup of participants who received the biology-enhanced text and held moderate, rather than high or low, pretest safety beliefs—the so-called fencesitters. We conclude that these fencesitters may particularly profit from even minimal (biologically supplemented) interventions, an effect that should receive more attention in future research.

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Impfungen nach dem Säuglingsalter

Röllin¹

2020

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Impfungen sind auch nach dem Säuglingsalter von grosser Bedeutung und in der Regel auch gut verträglich. Allerdings sind nicht für alle verfügbaren Impfungen gleich gute Nachweise des Nutzens verfügbar. Der vorliegende Text beleuchtet diese wichtigen Interventionen kritisch und unterstreicht das Wichtigste. Bitte beachten Sie die Korrigenda!

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HPV-Impfung: Update 2019 für die Impfberatung

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Collaborating with Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Providers When Writing HPV Vaccine Review Articles

Collaborating with Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Providers When Writing HPV Vaccine Review Articles

Tipping the Fencesitters—The Impact of a Minimal Intervention Enhanced with Biological Facts on Swiss Student Teachers’ Perception of HPV Vaccination Safety

Impfungen nach dem Säuglingsalter

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