Bringing together immunization program representatives with cancer control, pediatric, and primary care specialists as well as parents and community members.
Vaccines are safe and effective for kids who have had cancer, but recommendations and guidelines can be confusing for providers, and caregivers. Misconception exist. - Karely Mann, #huntsmancancer. #imwhpv
Education, trust and availability needed to increase acceptability of alternative settings for HPV vaccination among African American parents and kids- Dr. Cunningham-Erves #imwhpv
It's an honor to host these wonderful people at the @theNCI Cancer Center #HPV vaccination meeting! Thank you to these researchers, physicians, survivors, and administrators for coming together to discuss how we can eliminate HPV-related cancers. #HPVvaccine#imwhpv
Pas. France Davis speaks powerfully about the need for comprehensive approaches in the African American community encompassing the social determinants of health including education, healthcare access- building bridges between faith org. and health systems #imwhpv
Fahina Tavake-Pasi from NTAS speaks on cancer disparities facing the Pacific Islander population in Utah. HPV vaccination and awarenes is low in the population, and much work needed to address barriers #imwhpv ignite
Using the medicine wheel to guide a holistic approach to youth health promotion, encompassing the family, spirituality, and education among the Native American population in Utah- and HPV is part of the conversation. #imwhpv ignite 5 minute talks
Rebecca Coyle and Dr. Daniel Salmon advocate for data usage in immunization information systems to increase HPV vaccination and bring up considerations in using this important resource https://t.co/crvWkGawvQ #imwhpv
Dr. Pamela Hull and Rebecca Perkins speak about how practices can implement quality improvement to increase HPV vaccine rates and the importance of provider communication style #imwhpv NCI Cancer Center HPV Vaccination Meeting