2018
DOI: 10.17269/s41997-018-0108-8
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HPV vaccination discourses and the construction of “at-risk” girls

Abstract: RéSUMé: OBJECTIF: L'objectif était d'étudier le déploiement des discours sur la vaccination contre les VPH (VVPH) et leur impact sur les filles, les parents, les infirmiers/infirmières et les médecins canadiens. MéTHODES: Des entrevues ont été réalisées avec des participant(e)s (n = 146) de quatre provinces canadiennes. Une analyse poststructuraliste du discours a permis d'examiner les campagnes de VVPH et les transcriptions d'entrevues pour documenter la façon dont les participant(e)s interprètent les VVPH et… Show more

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“…Connell & Hunt, 2010; Lindén, 2017), the campaign also shapes the 10‐ to 12‐year‐old girls as self‐responsible health subjects able to take care of their female health. Moreover, the connection between the campaign and informed consent ultimately appears to be contingent: the tricky, interconnected issues of the HPV–cervical cancer link, sexual transmission of the virus and its gender neutrality are pushed into the background in the pink materials and the ‘cancer effect’ (Rail et al, 2018) is at play: a culturally anchored and shared understanding of cancers as scary and serious diseases makes the vaccination important; and as the vaccination prevents a female‐only cancer, it is girls’ responsibility to arm themselves against it.…”
Section: Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Connell & Hunt, 2010; Lindén, 2017), the campaign also shapes the 10‐ to 12‐year‐old girls as self‐responsible health subjects able to take care of their female health. Moreover, the connection between the campaign and informed consent ultimately appears to be contingent: the tricky, interconnected issues of the HPV–cervical cancer link, sexual transmission of the virus and its gender neutrality are pushed into the background in the pink materials and the ‘cancer effect’ (Rail et al, 2018) is at play: a culturally anchored and shared understanding of cancers as scary and serious diseases makes the vaccination important; and as the vaccination prevents a female‐only cancer, it is girls’ responsibility to arm themselves against it.…”
Section: Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous health sociological studies on HPVV have pointed out subtle power and subject‐shaping aspects of the vaccination, especially through gendered risk discourses, and revealed frictions and tensions in the practical implementation of vaccination policies and campaigns (e.g. Casper & Carpenter, 2008; Gottlieb, 2018; Lindén, 2016; Rail et al, 2018). The focus has been predominantly on official campaigns and policy‐settings, however, and girls’ and nurses’ own vaccine framings have been largely neglected.…”
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“…Tutkimusta taustoittavat aikaisemmat tutkimukset, joissa on tarkasteltu toimijoiden asemia HPV-rokotetta koskevissa kampanjamateriaaleissa, mediassa ja rokotuspäätökseen osallistuneiden haastatteluissa. Näissä tutkimuksissa on tunnistettu kolme keskeistä päätöksentekoon osallistuvaa toimijaryhmää -nuoret, vanhemmat ja terveydenhuollon ammattilaiset (10,11,12). Virtasen ( 13) mukaan suomalaisessa HPV-rokotekampanjassa on korostunut tyttöjen aktiivinen asema.…”
Section: Toimijoiden Asemat Hpv-rokotuspäätöksenteossaunclassified
“…Australialaisten (10,11) ja kanadalaisten (12) nuorten, vanhempien, opettajien ja terveydenhuollon ammattilaisten haastatteluihin perustuvat tutkimukset löytävät nuorille myös muita kuin aktiivisen päätöksentekijän asemia: Railin ym. (12) ja Cooper Robbinsin ym. (11) tutkimusten mukaan sekä tytöt (12) että vanhemmat tavalli sesti asemoivat rokotuspäätöksen tekijäksi vanhemman, tyypillisesti äidin.…”
Section: Toimijoiden Asemat Hpv-rokotuspäätöksenteossaunclassified