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Objective
To increase our understanding about the health beliefs of African‐American parents and their daughters toward HPV infection and HPV vaccine acceptance.
Methods
The Health Belief Model was used as a guiding framework. Principles of grounded theory, theoretical sampling, and constant comparison analysis were used to qualitatively analyze data generated from personal interviews of African‐American...
African-Americans and Latinos suffer the highest cervical cancer burden compared to other populations and have sub-optimal HPV vaccination rates.To condense research findings of studies conducted with African-Americans and Latinos on factors associated with HPV vaccine acceptability and uptake.Standards for conducting an integrative review were used. PubMed, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied...
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