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At what sites are parents willing to have their 11 through 14-year-old adolescents immunized?
Amy B Middleman1, Jessica S Tung
1Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Awareness and Research, Houston, TX, United States. amym@bcm.edu
Introduction:
Parental preferences of alternative immunization sites for adolescents must be evaluated to determine optimal delivery strategies.
Methods:
Analyses were performed on data from middle-school parent questionnaires in low income areas.
Results:
1838 questionnaires were returned; 86.5% of the participants were Hispanic, 65% spoke primarily Spanish at home. Among those with a medical home, 32% had the last immunization at an alternative location. When checking all that apply, 65% of parents selected the medical home as a desirable location for immunization; 41% selected a school-based program.
Conclusions:
Despite lack of exposure to school-based immunization programs, school-based programs are a desirable immunization site among middle-school parents.
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