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Nadja A Vielot1,2, Noel T Brewer3,2
1Department of Family Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Routine HPV vaccination can prevent six cancers. Best practices for achieving high adolescent HPV vaccination coverage include automatically scheduled appointments, presumptive provider recommendations, standing orders, feedback on vaccination rates, and incentives. Promising practices include starting HPV vaccine recommendations and vaccine registry forecasting at age 9 and school entry requirements.
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