Exploring provider density and socioeconomic factors contributing to HPV vaccination uptake among Virginia residents

Staples, Jeanine N.; Nelamangala, S.; Morris, Sarah; Wells, Kristen

doi:10.1016/j.ygyno.2020.05.424

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“…Forty percentage of preteens who initiated the HPV vaccine series completed it, and vaccination completion rates were higher in urban areas [10]. Another study showed HPV vaccination initiation rates were lower in areas with fewer primary care providers [11]. One study in rural Alabama noted that NHBs were significantly more likely to schedule vaccination appointments for children based on provider recommendations compared with NHWs (68 vs. 85%).…”

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Racial and ethnic disparities in access to gynecologic care

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Manning

2022

Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology

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Purpose of reviewDespite efforts to minimize patient barriers to equitable care, health disparities persist in gynecology. This paper seeks to highlight racial and ethnic disparities in gynecologic care as represented by recent literature. Recent findingsDisparities exist among many areas including preventive screenings, vaccination rates, contraception use, infertility, and oncologic care. These can be identified at the patient, physician, and institutional levels.

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confidence: 99%