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Table 4 Outcomes assessed by reviews on the effectiveness of HPV vaccination communication interventions

From: Communication around HPV vaccination for adolescents in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic scoping overview of systematic reviews

Reviews

Outcomes assessed

Communication intervention purpose1

Details of intervention

[4]

Vaccine acceptability, uptake

Inform or educate

Written information fact sheets from 1 to 2 pages in length

[4]

  

Not fact sheet based

[4]

  

1-h slide presentation

[4]

  

Videos ranging in length from 3 to 10 min

[4]

  

Hour-long, live presentations delivered at school

[4]

  

An online fact sheet with a question-and-answer section and a self-quiz

[4]

  

Spanish-language radio advertisement (referred to as radionovela in the study)

[43]

  

Community outreach with lectures, pamphlets, posters, radio messages, and dramas

[43]

Vaccine uptake

 

House-to-house education given on a one-on-one basis by community health workers

[43]

  

Staff training in program policy, sensitize school leadership, community outreach

[43]

Vaccine acceptability

 

Educational session to inform adults and adolescents

[44]

Completion rate

Inform or educate and remind or recall

Reminder messages and education

[44]

  

Reminder letters vs. standard care

[44]

  

DVD-based instruction with telephone reminder vs. standard care

[40]

  

Text messages

  1. 1Categories based on the “Communicate to Vaccinate” taxonomy of communication interventions for childhood vaccination [50]