Susan Parker

[Susan Parker @suzepark]

@K_BasenEngquist @ASPrevOnc Our project pediatrician visited each of the 19 clinics to provide in-person trainings. We also provided clinics with point-of-care patient-centered informational videos on HPV vaccination. We regularly updated clinics with their clinic-specific vaccination rates.

[Susan Parker @suzepark]

@ASPrevOnc Survey results showed a 16.5% increase in HPV vaccine-promoting practices over a 3-year period. Our data suggest that practice facilitation can be used to improve clinical practices that promote HPV vaccination in a safety-net healthcare system. #ASPOposters2020

[Susan Parker @suzepark]

@ASPrevOnc All participating clinics completed the pre-post survey. At baseline, the mean score was 41.3, which increased to 48.1 at follow-up. The most commonly adopted practices were provider trainings, reminder calls and procedures for vaccine record-keeping. #ASPOposters2020

[Susan Parker @suzepark]

@ASPrevOnc We administered a pre-post survey to each clinic’s nursing and medical directors to assess HPV vaccine-promoting practices before and after our program. Responses to 35 questions (never, sometimes, always) were compiled into a score ranging from 0 to 2. #ASPOposters2020

[Susan Parker @suzepark]

@ASPrevOnc Our intervention at 19 clinics included patient (parent) education, patient tracking and navigation, and provider training/practice facilitation. Training/practice facilitation was pediatrician-led. #ASPOposters2020