Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs About Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Among Puerto Rican Mothers and Daughters, 2010: A Qualitative Study

Fernández, María E.; Le, Yen-Chi L.; Fernández-Espada, Natalie; Calo, William A.; Savas, Lara S.; Vélez, Christian; Aragón, Ángela Pattatucci; Colón‐López, Vivian

doi:10.5888/pcd11.140171

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“…10,11 Persentase kesediaan vaksinasi mahasiswa, wanita usia produktif, dan orang tua lebih tinggi. Penerimaan vaksinasi pada mahasiswa di Yogyakarta dan Hongkong 91,7% dan 69,9%.…”

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“…1,14 Di Indonesia, 96,1% orang tua bersedia anaknya divaksinasi. 15,16 Para remaja di Yogyakarta beralasan perlu berdis- 10 Persetujuan orang tua adalah hal yang sangat penting. Hal ini sesuai budaya yang berlaku di Indonesia bahwa pemegang keputusan utama dalam tindakan anak adalah orang tua.…”

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“…20 Selama ini, pengetahuan tentang vaksin HPV banyak diperoleh remaja dari internet sebagai salah satu media elektronik yang mudah diakses. Media elektronik merupakan sumber informasi yang penting untuk 6 menyosialisasikan vaksinasi HPV. Namun, informasi yang salah akan menyebabkan persepsi negatif sehingga kesediaan vaksinasi rendah.…”

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“…Cakupan media yang tidak berimbang ini berpotensi negatif terhadap program vaksinasi, apalagi jika informasi tersebut dibahas oleh para remaja tanpa interaksi dengan tenaga/sistem kesehatan. 10 Remaja yang telah memiliki pengetahuan yang cukup tentang vaksinasi dan bersedia divaksinasi HPV (informed assent) tetap memerlukan persetujuan (informed consent) dari orang tua. Beberapa kepustakaan menunjukkan bahwa kebanyakan orang tua akan memberikan persetujuan vaksinasi apabila telah memahami risiko dan manfaat vaksinasi.…”

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“…Pada umumnya belum optimal, baik untuk inisiasi vaksinasi maupun kelengkapan dosisnya. 6 Vaksin HPV sudah tersedia di Indonesia dan merupakan salah satu imunisasi pilihan yang dianjurkan oleh Ikatan Dokter Anak Indonesia. 7 Di Indonesia, vaksinasi HPV masih dalam proses inisiasi sebagai program nasional, diberikan kepada siswi kelas 5 (dosis pertama) dan 6 (dosis kedua) SD/MI melalui program Bulan Imunisasi Anak Sekolah (BIAS).…”

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Kesediaan Mendapat Vaksinasi Human Papilloma Virus pada Remaja Putri Di Yogyakarta

Arifah

Damayanti

Sitaresmi³

2017

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Latar belakang. Kanker serviks merupakan keganasan terbanyak keempat pada wanita di dunia. Jumlah kasus baru setiap tahun di Indonesia sebanyak 20.928 dengan kematian 9498. Infeksi Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) risiko tinggi adalah penyebab utama kanker serviks. World Health Organization (WHO) dan Ikatan Dokter Anak Indonesia (IDAI) merekomendasikan vaksinasi HPV untuk wanita 9−14 tahun. Vaksin HPV mulai diberikan melalui bulan imunisasi anak sekolah (BIAS). Tujuan. Mengetahui kesediaan vaksinasi HPV dan hal-hal yang dipertimbangkan dalam menerima vaksinasi pada remaja putri di Yogyakarta. Metode. Penelitian cross-sectional dengan kuesioner anonim pada 319 remaja putri yang dipilih secara cluster random sampling pada September−Oktober 2016. Kriteria inklusi adalah pelajar putri sekolah menengah pertama (SMP) di kota Yogyakarta, bersedia mengikuti penelitian, mendapat persetujuan dari pihak sekolah dan orang tua. Lima dieksklusi karena data tidak lengkap. Hasil. Kesediaan mendapat vaksinasi sebesar 9,9%. Kehalalan dan keamanan vaksin adalah hal yang dipertimbangkan dalam pengambilan keputusan vaksinasi. Kesimpulan. Kesediaan mendapat vaksinasi HPV pada remaja putri masih rendah. Sari Pediatri 2017;18(6):

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“…10,11 Persentase kesediaan vaksinasi mahasiswa, wanita usia produktif, dan orang tua lebih tinggi. Penerimaan vaksinasi pada mahasiswa di Yogyakarta dan Hongkong 91,7% dan 69,9%.…”

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Kesediaan Mendapat Vaksinasi Human Papilloma Virus pada Remaja Putri Di Yogyakarta

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Cervical cancer control in Latin America: A call to action

Bychkovsky

Ferreyra²,

Strasser‐Weippl

et al. 2015

Cancer

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Cervical cancer (CC) is second most common cause of cancer in Latin America and is a leading cause of cancer mortality among women. In 2015, an estimated 74,488 women will be diagnosed with CC in Latin America and 31,303 will die of the disease. CC mortality is projected to increase by 45% by 2030 despite human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination and screening efforts. In this setting, the goal was of the current study was to examine CC control efforts in Latin America and identify deficiencies in these efforts that could be addressed to reduce CC incidence and mortality. The authors found that HPV vaccination has been introduced in the majority of Latin American countries, and there is now a need to monitor the success (or shortcomings) of these programs and to ensure that these programs are sustainable. This topic was also reviewed in light of emerging data demonstrating that visual inspection with acetic acid and HPV DNA testing without Papanicolaou tests have efficacy from a screening perspective and are good alternatives to cytology-based screening programs. Overall, there is a need to build capacity for CC control in Latin America and the best strategy will depend on the country/region and must be tailored to meet the needs of the population as well as available resources. Cancer 2016;122:502-14.

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Evaluation of Entertainment Education Strategies to Promote Cervical Cancer Screening and Knowledge in Colombian Women

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Cervical cancer is considered to be a major health problem for women in developing countries, but it is also problematic for more developed countries as global migration increases and health behaviors move from the countries of origin to new places of residence. We designed and produced a testimonial video and a fotonovela (printed short story) to educate women about cervical cancer and screening. The development of the materials included formative research, production, pretesting, dissemination, and evaluation. The evaluation included 100 women that completed a pretest and a posttest at eight health clinics in Medellin. The pretest and posttest were analyzed using McNemar's test for categorical variables and paired t test for continuous variables. Women in the study had a high initial Stage of Change as defined by the Transtheoretical Model and a high baseline knowledge of HPV and cervical cancer, with the caveat of specific knowledge deficiencies especially for HPV. While not statistically significant, postintervention Transtheoretical Model status in both interventions changed towards higher stages, specifically, from Precontemplation to Contemplation and Preparation. Women who participated in the study liked the educational materials and their knowledge increased, especially for HPV. However, the perception of risk did not change.

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Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs About Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Among Puerto Rican Mothers and Daughters, 2010: A Qualitative Study

Cited by 42 publications

References 22 publications

Kesediaan Mendapat Vaksinasi Human Papilloma Virus pada Remaja Putri Di Yogyakarta

Kesediaan Mendapat Vaksinasi Human Papilloma Virus pada Remaja Putri Di Yogyakarta

Cervical cancer control in Latin America: A call to action

Evaluation of Entertainment Education Strategies to Promote Cervical Cancer Screening and Knowledge in Colombian Women

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