Behavioral & Mental Health
August 31, 2016
Immunizations for San Diego Kids
August 31, 2016
CDC HPV Provider Resources available at: 
Parents Did You Know HPV Causes Cancer?
Poster HPV preventions 11×17″
9-valent Guidance Factsheet (In-depth guidance for clinicians)
AAP Immunization Resources Immunization Reminder & Recall Systems
AAP Immunization Resources Adolescent Immunizations: Strategies for Increasing Coverage Rates
HPV Champion toolkit– The AAP HPV Champion Toolkit provides resources to help practices improve HPV vaccination rates. The HPV Champion Toolkit is available at aap.org/hpvtoolkit.”
Making a C.A.S.E. for the HPV Vaccine- How to talk to Parents and Adolescents
HPV Vaccine Handout (Low Literacy)
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PRESENTATIONS, POWERPOINTS & MODULES
QI Presentations on HPV, (4 modules for download): Module #1 | Module #2 |Module #3 | Module #4
Strong Provider Recommendation Powerpoint Slides (for download)
You are the Key to HPV Cancer Prevention (Powerpoint for download)
The CDC has provided this recorded webinar on “You are the Key to HPV Cancer Prevention” which has a CME credit option. http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/ed/hpv/default.htm
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VIDEOS
Protect the Next Generation: Recommend the HPV Vaccine: In this video commentary from the CDC, Dr. Tom Frieden, CDC Director, asks pediatric and family medicine clinicians to recommend and administer HPV vaccine as the same time as Tdap and meningococcal vaccine. This strong, bundled recommendation can reduce missed opportunities for HPV vaccination and increase the number of patients with protection from many HPV cancers in the future.
HPV vaccine provides significant protection against cervical abnormalities
A study on HPV vaccine found it remains effective 8 years after initial vaccination.
HPV vaccine provides significant protection against cervical abnormalities
A qualitative study on missed opportunities for HPV vaccination in girls
Long-term Study of a Quadrivalent Human Papillomavirus Vaccine
Why HPV vaccination can’t wait
Let’s Not Talk About Sex: Op-Ed by Dr Offitt in The New York Times, 8/19/14
Free CME/MOC for Clinicians
Tip: The following online learning opportunities are focused on improving HPV vaccination rates.
PediaLink Courses (Free)
- Adolescent Immunizations: Strongly Recommending the HPV Vaccine
- Credit Information
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™: 1.00
- AAP Credit: 1.00
- NAPNAP Credit: 1.00
- Pharmacology Rx: 0.00This course discusses strategies for strongly recommending the HPV vaccine and will offer information to help pediatricians address their patients’ concerns about the vaccine
- Credit Information
- Adolescent Immunizations: Office Strategies
- Credit Information
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™: 1.00
- AAP Credit: 1.00
- NAPNAP Credit: 1.00
- Pharmacology Rx: 0.00This course provides strategies for offices to optimize their adolescent immunization efforts and improve their adolescent immunization rates.
- Credit Information
EQIPP Course (CME & MOC Part 4) (AAP Member: Free, Non-Member: $199)
- EQIPP: Immunizations – Improve Your Practice Rates
- Credit Information:
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™: 28.00
- AAP Credit: 28.00
- MOC Part 4: 25.00
- NAPNAP Credit: 28.00
- Performance Improvement: 20.00
- Pharmacology Rx: 4.25Increasing immunization rates for any practice can be challenging. This EQIPP course is designed to identify immunization rates in your practice, barriers to immunization delivery systems and techniques to overcome those barriers through the use of clear aims that reflect expert principles and proven quality improvement methods and tools.
- Credit Information:
MedScape Course (Free):
- Communicating Safety and Efficacy of HPV Vaccine to Parents and Preadolescents
- Credit Information:
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™: maximum of 1.00
- ANCC Contact Hour(s): 1.00
- Knowledge-based ACPE: 0.100 CEUsThis activity is intended for healthcare providers who vaccinate children. The goal of this activity is to educate providers on communication techniques regarding the HPV vaccine.
- Credit Information: