Resources

There are so many resources available for providers, health systems, and parents!

Please see here some of our favorites, created by partner organizations.

Get Immunizations back on track!

We’ve gathered some resources related to COVID-19 and getting immunizations back on track. Please visit the links below to find these resources and more information.

• CDC – Guidance during COVID-19 Resources
• National HPV Vacs RT – Back on Track Resources
• National HPV Vacs RT – Back on Track campaign
• CIC, AAP-CA, DHCS – Don’t Wait Vaccinate! campaign
• AAP – Call Your Pediatrician campaign

We suggest visiting the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable Resource Library and http://www.cdc.gov/hpv to browse many more resources!

Want us to feature a resource? Contact us at info@cahpvroundable.org.

For Parents and the Public:

• Fact Sheet: What Parents Should Know about HPV Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness (CDC)
• American Cancer Society – Find all of the below resources on http://www.cancer.org/hpv and also available in Spanish at cancer.org/vph. All parent documents can be co-branded with a licensing agreement.
• org/hpv and cancer.org/vph (Spanish)

Public landing page for information on HPV vaccination

• Protecting Our Children From HPV Cancer

One-page, visual document illustrating the key messages about HPV vaccination

• Take A Shot At Cancer

Two-page, low literacy factsheet covering the basics about HPV vaccination

• Don’t Wait To Vaccinate

One-page visual document showing why children should be vaccinated between ages 9 and 12

• HPV Vaccination: Just the Facts

Two-page document presenting the facts about common myths parents may encounter

• 6 Reasons to get HPV Vaccine For Your Child (CDC)
• ShotbyShot.org (Real-life stories and PSAs)
• HPV Vaccine Fotonovela “An Ounce of Prevention” (English and Spanish)
• Prevent-hpv.org (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia) Website for parents-providers information, resources, and videos about HPV vaccination from the Vaccine Education Center.

For Providers and Health Systems:

• Talking to Parents about HPV Vaccine – Great CDC resource to train staff and have as a provider resource in your office
• #HowIRecommend Videos – Watch CDC’s video series to get advice from peers on how to address parents’ questions
• Steps for Increasing HPV Vaccination in Practice: An Action Guide to Implement

Evidence-based Strategies for Clinicians (American Cancer Society)

• Clinician and Health Systems Action Guides– Suite of 6 action guides to encourage providers, support teams, and health systems to take action today (National HPV Vaccination Roundtable)

• Adolescent Immunizations: Strategies for Increasing Coverage Rates (American Academy of Pediatrics)