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Recorded Webinar: A Tale of Three Health Systems
This webinar hosted by the National AHEC features three health systems that are implementing HPV quality improvement initiatives using the Roundtable’s Large Health Systems Action Guides. Speakers offer sound insight into the lessons learned 6 months into their 12 month projects. Hosted in April 2019. You must register to view the free webinar.
Organization: National AHEC, ACS, St. Luke's, Prevea Health/HSHS, MercyOne, HPV Roundtable
2019 Action Plan for the HPV Roundtable
This action plan lays out how the HPV Roundtable convenes, communicates, and catalyzes member organizations to achieve our mission. Released in January 2019.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Integrated Delivery Systems Meeting Report
This meeting report summarizes discussions and action plans for the IDS Task Group. Released in May 2019.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Video: Integrated Delivery Systems Task Group Meeting Summary
This is a 3 minute video summary of the IDS Task Group Memphis meeting in January 2019.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Clinician Matrix for Immunizations for Young Adults 19+
Updated in April 2019, this clinician summary of recommendations includes HPV vaccination. #college
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Young Adult Handout: 19-26
A one page guide for young adults. #college
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Dental Professional Tools
Pediatricians and Dental Professionals Can Work Together to Increase HPV Vaccination Rates
The same strains of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) that cause cervical cancer also can cause oropharyngeal (head and neck) cancer. Dental professionals, like pediatricians, have a vested interest in recommending HPV vaccination to their patients. Through a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) developed three new fact sheets to educate dental professionals and pediatricians about head and neck cancer and HPV and how to work together to increase HPV vaccination rates. Access the fact sheets now at www.aap.org/oralhealth or within the AAP HPV Champion Toolkit (see HPV handouts).
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
HPV Vaccine Promotional Toolkit
The National Vaccine Program Office (NVPO) created a series of promotional graphics to highlight the importance of the HPV vaccine. Each graphic includes a fact or statistic to help people understand why children and young adults need to get vaccinated.
Use this toolkit to spread the word about the HPV vaccine to your networks. Together, we can help prevent cancers caused by HPV! Released in Feb. 2019.
Organization: National Vaccine Program Office (NVPO)
Podcast
Vax Talk is the podcast for people who want to do something about outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases and who understand that knowledge is power. They discuss the latest news about vaccines and the impact they have on our communities, our families, and our friendships. The most recent HPV episode is from Jan. 2019 and features Dr. Noel Brewer, Chair of the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable.
Organization: Voices for Vaccines
Adolescent Immunization Resource Guide
The AIM Adolescent Immunization Resource Guide offers a selection of activities and strategies to enhance and improve the delivery of vaccinations throughout adolescence, from middle school to college. Each of the nine chapters offer a menu of adolescent-focused strategies that Immunization Programs can adopt, adapt, or use as inspiration in planning or brainstorming exercises.
Organization: Association of Immunization Managers (AIM)
Webinar: Cancer Prevention through HPV Vaccination- An Overview of the Action Guide for Nurses & Medical Assistants
The HPV Roundtable is calling upon health professionals to advance our vision of eliminating vaccine-preventable HPV cancers. At the invitation of the North Dakota Immunization Program, Dr. Elizabeth Kostas-Polstan led this webinar in Jan. 2019.
The Clinician & Systems Action Guides were developed as tools to empower and inform health team members. This webinar focuses on the action guide for nurses & medical assistants. Nurses and medical assistants are often the first health professionals to meet with patients, setting the tone for the visit. They can make the difference between whether or not children leave their visit protected from HPV cancers. This training will highlight the five key actions for RNs and MAs in HPV cancer prevention. Slides viewable here. You must register to view the recorded webinar.
Speakers include: Jennifer Nkonga, Director, Health Systems & Provider Engagement, National HPV Vaccination Roundtable and Elizabeth A. Kostas-Polstan, PhD, APRN, WHNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, Assistant Professor; Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing; Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences; RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholar Alumna; Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner.
Organization: North Dakota Dept. of Health, Immunization Program & the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
The Human Papillomavirus Connection
This page lays out the links between HPV and head and neck cancers.
Organization: Head and Neck Cancer Alliance (HNCA)
Factsheet: HPV Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness
HPV vaccination provides safe, effective, and long-lasting protection against cancers caused by HPV. This fact sheet helps educate parents on all the latest information regarding HPV vaccine safety and effectiveness. Updated July 2018.
Organization: Center for Disease Control
Flipchart for Pediatric Offices and Parents
A Guide to Adolescent Immunizations: Flip Chart for Pediatric Offices and Parents is a resource from the American Academy of Pediatrics aimed at helping pediatric health care providers discuss adolescent immunizations with their patients and families. The flip chart is now available as an electronic resource in English, Spanish and Chinese. It provides information and answers to parents’ questions on adolescent vaccines in easy-to-understand infographics on one side and talking points for health care providers on the other.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Infographic: State Template
Vaccinations can prevent over 90 percent of cancers caused by HPV. This customizable infographic is intended to help states raise awareness about the importance of the HPV vaccination as a safe, recommended public health strategy to reduce cancer risk. The infographic includes fillable fields for state-specific HPV information.
Organization: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
How to Talk to Your Preteen About the HPV Vaccine
This website, healthychildren.org, is AAP’s site for families to have all the information they need to keep their children healthy. This page provides basic info on the HPV vaccine for parents.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Vax @ 16 for Providers
These UNITY resources provide information about the new 16-year-old immunization platform (e.g., vaccines recommended for 16 year olds, including MenACWY, MenB, and flu (seasonally) highlighted in the CDC US Childhood/Adolescent Immunization Schedule.
Organization: Unity Consortium
Vax @ 16
VAX@16 is a new, first of-its-kind campaign emphasizing the 16-year-old well-visit and vaccines that can help protect teens. The campaign aims to increase awareness among both consumers (parents/teens) and healthcare providers of vaccines recommended for 16 year olds, including MenACWY, MenB, and flu (seasonally). The VAX@16 campaign includes videos and digital posters (available in English and Spanish) which will be featured in physician offices across the US, and a variety of resources for healthcare providers.
Organization: Unity Consortium
Infographic: Vaccines for Teens- Remember the 4
This infographic of teen vaccines stresses the 4 key shots: Tdap, HPV, meningococcal, and flu.
Organization: Unity Consortium
Administrative Supplements for NCI-Designated Cancer Centers to Support Collaborations to Enhance HPV Vaccination in Pediatric Settings: A Summary Report
In July 2014, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences issued a funding opportunity announcement for an administrative supplement for NCI-designated cancer centers to promote collaborations between the cancer centers and state/local cancer coalitions and HPV immunization programs.* The short-term goals for the one-year supplement were to: (1) conduct an environmental scan and (2) develop/enhance linkages with existing coalitions and programs, with a focus on HPV vaccine uptake in pediatric care settings. The long-term goal is for cancer centers to utilize collaborations enhanced through the supplement to develop or expand applied research to increase HPV vaccination.
The 18 cancer centers that received the HPV vaccination supplement are listed in Table 1. This report provides an overview of the activities of the supplement recipients, including collaborations among grantees, environmental scan activities, and the formation of linkages between cancer centers and local and regional partners (e.g., immunization and cancer control coalitions). Key findings of the environmental scans also are presented, as are efforts by grantees to disseminate and build upon the work funded by the supplement.
Organization: National Cancer Institute (Nova Research Company)
Blue Cross Blue Shield Dashboard: Adolescent Vaccination Rates
This interactive site lets users dive into state and MSA data on adolescent vaccination rates. This site was built by ACS based on data from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association’s Report on Adolescent Vaccination in America. published in 2018. The report examined the medical claims of more than 1.3 million Blue Cross Blue Shield commercially insured adolescent members per year from 2010 through 2016. The study aimed to determine how Tdap, meningococcal and HPV vaccination rates have changed during the study period, with breakouts by gender and geography.
Organization: ACS, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
Immunization Action Coalition
The Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) works to increase immunization rates and prevent disease by creating and distributing educational materials for health professionals and the public that enhance the delivery of safe and effective immunization services. This page links to handouts and fact sheets for patients, parents and providers.
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition (IAC)
Video-on-Demand: You Are the Key to Cancer Prevention 2018
You Are the Key to HPV Cancer Prevention – 2018 is presented as a web-on-demand video released on April 11, 2018. Continuing education is available until April 11, 2020.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Fact Sheet - Oropharyngeal Cancer
Organization: American Head and Neck Society, The Head and Neck Cancer Alliance
Throat Cancer from a Virus? Facts YOU Should Know (Patient Resource)
Organization: The American Head and Neck Society, The Head and Neck Cancer Alliance
Position Statement on HPV Vaccination for Prevention of HPV-Related Oropharyngeal Cancer
The American Head and Neck Society, the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, and the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance strongly encourage HPV vaccination of both boys and girls for prevention of oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma and anogenital cancers.
Organization: American Head and Neck Society, The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, The Head and Neck Cancer Alliance
Policy Statement: Human Papillomavirus Vaccination for Cancer Prevention
ASCO, the leading medical professional oncology society, is committed to lessening the burden of cancer and as such will promote underused interventions that have the potential to save millions of lives through cancer prevention.
As the main providers of cancer care worldwide, our patients, their families, and our communities look to us for guidance regarding all things cancer related, including cancer prevention. Through this statement and accompanying recommendations, ASCO hopes to increase awareness of the tremendous global impact of HPV cancers, refocus the discussion of HPV vaccination on its likely ability to prevent millions of cancer deaths, and increase HPV vaccination uptake via greater involvement of oncology professionals in ensuring accurate public discourse about HPV vaccination and calling for the implementation of concrete strategies to address barriers to vaccine access and acceptance. Published in April 2016.
Organization: American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
Podcast: What You Need to Know about HPV and Cancer
Cancer.net podcasts provide doctor-approved patient information from ASCO. In this podcast, Dr. Howard Bailey discusses what HPV is, how HPV infection increases the risk of developing some types of cancers, and how vaccination can prevent cervical cancer, oral cancer, anal cancer, vulvar cancer, vaginal cancer, and penile cancer. Additional ASCO resources viewable here. Released in Dec. 2016.
Organization: American Society of Clinical Oncology
Guide to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Resources for Local Health Departments
The guide provides resources to assist local health departments (LHDs) in their overall efforts to increase HPV vaccination rates in their jurisdictions. The collection of print materials, audio/video communications, guidance, and other tools can assist LHDs with the development of HPV initiatives and vaccination campaigns, as well as assist with increasing awareness and knowledge of the HPV vaccine among parents, adolescents, and healthcare providers. In addition to highlighting resources developed by LHDs that participated in NACCHO’s HPV Demonstration Sites Project, the updated guide also details the valuable best practices and lessons learned from the project. Updated in Fall 2018. Create a free account to download.
Organization: Nat. Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Powerpoint: Training for Physicians, Physician Assistants & Nurse Practitioners on the Action Guide
The is a powerpoint developed to train audiences on the Action Guide for Physicians, Physician Assistants & Nurse Practitioners. Speaker notes included. This should be used in combination with the action guide. Released Nov. 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Powerpoint: Training for Office Admin Staff Action Guide
The is a powerpoint developed to train audiences on the Action Guide for Office Administrative Staff. Speaker notes included. This should be used in combination with the action guide. Released Nov. 2018
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Parent Video: Vaccine Safety & Effectiveness
Titled “The Journey of Your Child’s Vaccine,” this 5 minute video describes the journey of a childhood vaccine’s development, from lab testing through safety monitoring. The video explains the three phases of clinical trials, vaccine licensing and manufacturing, how a vaccine is added to the U.S. recommended immunization schedule, and how FDA and CDC continue to monitor vaccine safety after the public begins using the vaccine. Released in Nov. 2018.
Organization: CDC
HPV Vaccination for Cancer Prevention: Progress, Opportunities, and a Renewed Call to Action (Report)
In its 2012-2013 report, the President’s Cancer Panel concluded that underuse of HPV vaccines was a serious but correctable threat to progress against cancer. In this report, the Panel Chair provides an overview of progress made over the past five years and presents priorities and strategies to accelerate HPV vaccine uptake and eliminate the unnecessary burden of preventable HPV cancers.
Organization: President's Cancer Panel
HPV Vaccination for Cancer Prevention: Progress, Opportunities, and a Renewed Call to Action (PPT)
These PowerPoint slides accompany the President’s Cancer Panel 2018 HPV update and may be used in presentations as long as the content is not altered. Please cite the President’s Cancer Panel when using the slides.
Organization: President's Cancer Panel
HPV Roundtable Update: FDA approval of Gardasil 9 to age 45 (PPT)
The slides presented by Debbie Saslow, PhD (ACS) and Rebecca Perkins, MD (ACOG) during the October 29th webinar- Approved Expansion of HPV Vaccination to Age 45: What does it mean?
Organization: HPV Vaccination Roundtable
HPV Roundtable Update: FDA approval of Gardasil 9 to age 45
This recorded webinar features the ACS and ACOG and explains the benefits and limitations of the recent FDA approved age-expansion for Gardasil 9.
Organization: HPV Roundtable
Report: Strengthening the Effectiveness of National, State, and Local Efforts to Improve HPV Vaccination Coverage in the United States: Recommendations From the National Vaccine Advisory Committee
In February 2018, recognizing the suboptimal rates of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination in the United States, the assistant secretary for health of the US Department of Health and Human Services charged the National Vaccine Advisory Committee (NVAC) with providing recommendations on how to strengthen the effectiveness of national, state, and local efforts to improve HPV vaccination coverage rates. In the same month, the NVAC established the HPV Vaccination Implementation Working Group and assigned it to develop these recommendations. The working group sought advice from federal and non-federal partners.
This NVAC report recommends ways to improve HPV vaccination coverage rates by focusing on 4 areas of activity: (1) identifying additional national partners, (2) guiding coalition building for states, (3) engaging integrated health care delivery networks, and (4) addressing provider needs in rural areas. Released Aug. 2018.
Organization: National Vaccine Advisory Committee (NVAC)
Sell Sheet: Online Guide for State HPV Coalitions
This is a handout designed for state and local coalitions that promotes the Online Guide for State HPV Coalitions & Roundtables. The webpage links to helpful resources often requested by state coalition leaders. The handout is helpful to share with coalition members at meetings or events.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
You Are the Key: CDC's Resources for Healthcare Professionals Speaking about HPV Vaccine
This webpage contains current resources from CDC for health professional education on HPV vaccine training (a training program commonly known as “You Are the Key”). Also includes a link to a train-the-trainer CE module.
Organization: CDC
HPV Vaccination: Just the Facts for Parents - Spanish
This 2 page fact sheet for parents in Spanish outlines key information to dispel myths about the HPV vaccine.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Don't Wait to Vaccinate - Spanish
Infographic in Spanish outlining the importance of on-time vaccination published in Nov. 2017
Organization: American Cancer Society
Infographic: Protect Our Children from HPV Cancers - Spanish
This one page infographic In Spanish explains the basics about HPV vaccination. Published in Nov. 2017
Organization: American Cancer Society
Parent Handout: Take a Shot at Cancer - Spanish
Two page handout in Spanish for parents explaining the importance of the HPV vaccine.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Presentation: Create a Culture of Immunization in Your Pediatric Practice
How do you create a pro-immunization practice? Start with this helpful presentation.
All staff in pediatric practices, including non-clinical staff, play an important role in supporting parents in their vaccine decisions. This slide deck[4.7 MB, 23 pages] presents concrete ways that your practice can create a culture of immunization during all steps of a well child visit, from check-in to check-out. It is intended for use by physicians or vaccine coordinators during staff meetings or lunch-and-learn presentations. You may customize it with your own slide template, logo and practice-specific information. Released in Sep. 2017.
Organization: CDC
Trends in Human Papillomavirus–Associated Cancers — United States, 1999–2015
This report in the August 24, 2018 MMWR found that oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the back of the throat) is the most common HPV-associated cancer in the United States. Between 1999 and 2015, rates of oropharyngeal cancer increased in both men and women, but more in men. The report also found that in 2015, roughly 43,000 men and women developed an HPV-associated cancer (cancer in the part of the body where HPV is often found).
Organization: CDC
National, Regional, State, and Selected Local Area Vaccination Coverage Among Adolescents Aged 13–17 Years — United States, 2017
CDC released a report in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly (MMWR) on the latest estimates of adolescent vaccination rates in the United States, which provide encouraging signs for preventing future cancers.
The 2017 National Immunization Survey-Teen report shows HPV vaccination rates are increasing as the number of teens up to date – meaning they started and completed the HPV vaccine series – increased by five percentage points from 2016 to 2017. In 2017, nearly 66 percent of adolescents aged 13-17 years received the first dose of the HPV vaccine series, and nearly 49 percent of adolescents completed the vaccine series in 2017. Released August 24, 2018.
Organization: CDC
Parent Resource: Growing up with Vaccines--What Should Parents Know?
A new interactive infographic designed to teach parents and families about recommended vaccinations throughout the lifespan. Includes a section on adolescents. Has built in social sharing and a printable vaccine guide. Launched in August 2018.
Organization: CDC
Case Study Brief: Collaborations to Improve HPV Vaccination Rates in Texas
This case study explores the facilitators, barriers, benefits and lessons learned of collaborations in Texas to improve HPV vaccination rates. Released August 2018.
Organization: American Cancer Society, RTI
Sell Sheet for the Clinician & Systems Action Guides
This handout is a great outreach and promotional tool to introduce providers, practices and systems to the full suite of action guides and resources available to support their HPV vaccination quality improvement efforts. Use in combination with all resources listed on our Action Guides page. Released August 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Video: Key Takeaways from Convo with Ogden Clinic
In less than one minute, this video recapitulates the key takeaways from our hour-long conversation with care team members of Ogden Clinic. Dr. Savoy asks, Ogden team answered. This is a great tool to use to spur staff discussion around HPV quality improvement activities.
Be sure to view the full webinar as well!
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Webinar: In My Practice--A Conversation with Ogden Clinic
In honor of adolescent immunization week and national immunization month, the HPV Roundtable hosted an interactive conversation with members of Ogden Clinic in Bountiful, Utah. Hear from Dr. David Cope, family physician, unit clerk Carrie Vandermeide, and medical assistant Team Lead Cheryl Sullivan on how they worked as a team to improve their practice’s HPV vaccination rates. Dr. Margot Savoy, Chair of the Provider Training Task Group, hosts. The recording also showcases new tools to support staff training on the Clinician and Systems Action Guides. Recorded on Aug. 20, 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Handout: One Pager Actions for MDs, NPs, & PAs
This is a one page handout for training sessions on the Clinician Action Guide for Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants. It summarizes the information from the guide succinctly and is a good tool to post in staff areas. Best when used in combination with the full action guide (which is posted separately). Released in August 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Powerpoint: Training Slides for the Nurses & Medical Assistants Action Guide
The is a powerpoint developed to train audiences on the Action Guide for Nurses and Medical Assistants. Speaker notes included. This should be used in combination with the action guide and/or the handout. Released August 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
ACS Mission: HPV Cancer Free Campaign Resource Guide for ACS Partners
This guide contains ready to use resources to help organizations share positive messages about HPV cancer prevention and vaccination.
Organization: American Cancer Society
HPV Vaccination Roundtable Partner Showcase Partner Showcase featuring American Cancer Society (PPT)
These slides accompany the webinar, HPV Vaccination Roundtable Partner Showcase – ACS Mission: HPV Cancer Free.
Organization: HPV Roundtable, American Cancer Society
HPV Roundtable Partner Showcase - ACS Mission: HPV Cancer Free
This recorded webinar features the American Cancer Society and showcases their public health campaign, Mission: HPV Cancer Free
Organization: HPV Vaccination Roundtable, American Cancer Society
Journal Supplement: Academic Pediatrics HPV Vaccination Supplement
In March of 2018, the journal Academic Pediatrics issued a special supplement on HPV vaccination. It includes current research findings, evidence-based practices, current trends and data analysis, and much more. This supplement is rich in content and expertise and includes articles written by many HPV Roundtable members.
Organization: Academic Pediatric Association
Article: Advancing Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Delivery: 12 Priority Research Gaps
This article was published in the March 2018 Academic Pediatrics Supplement. Authored by members of the Best Practices Task Group, this piece outlines important research gaps identified by attendees at the August 2016 national meeting of the HPV Roundtable.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Article: Creating a National Coalition to Increase Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Coverage
This article was published in the March 2018 Academic Pediatrics Supplement on HPV vaccination. Authored by the Chairs and Directors of the HPV Roundtable, it provides a short history of the organization, and overview of our structure, and highlights collaborative products developed through the task groups.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Video: We Have a Vaccine That Prevents Cancer
This 18 minute TEDx video features Dr. Deanna Kepka from Huntsman Cancer Institute and the University of Utah. She discusses the HPV vaccine which can prevent cancers caused by the human papilloma virus in both males and females, including cervical, anal, and throat cancers. Posted March 2018.
Organization: Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah
The Health of America Report: Adolescent Vaccination Rates in America
This report examines vaccination rates for U.S. commercially insured adolescents. The study focuses on three vaccines recommended by the CDC for adolescents: HPV, meningococcal and tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (Tdap). It follows four birth cohorts of adolescents (born in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003) from ages 10 to 13 to determine whether they completed the recommended vaccine regimens “on time” by their 13th birthday (and thereby measures completion rates for the years 2013 through 2016). Released in February 2018.
Organization: Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, in collaboration with HealthCore and Blue Health Intelligence (BHI)
Immunization Social Media Toolkit
The AAP has developed guidance to help pediatricians develop social media accounts, and sample messages to share. Includes memes, videos and tweets.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Cancer Coalition Identity & Branding
A how-to guide for coalitions on developing their branding. A coalition that speaks with one voice ensures that the audience hears consistent messages at all touch points between the audience and the coalition. Touch points are created wherever the audience interacts with either coalition members or with coalition brand indicators. Released in October 2017.
Organization: American Cancer Society, National Association of Chronic Disease Directors
The Role of Oral Health Professionals in HPV Prevention Among AI/AN
A short Q&A with Tim Ricks, Deputy Director of the IHS Oral Health Division on how oral health professionals can help prevent HPV cancers among American Indian and Alaskan Native communities. Published in April 2018.
Organization: Indian Health Services
Oropharyngeal Cancer (OPC) and HPV Prevention in Children: 5 Key Points that Pediatricians Need to Know
The same strains of HPV that cause cervical cancer also can cause oropharyngeal (head and neck) cancer. This fact sheet lists 5 key things pediatricians need to understand about these HPV cancers. Through a cooperative agreement with the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) developed three new fact sheets to educate dental professionals and pediatricians about head and neck cancer and HPV and how to work together to increase HPV vaccination rates. Released in April 2018.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Answering Questions About HPV Vaccine: A Guide for Dental Professionals
AAP factsheet with clear questions and answers dental professionals may have or be expected to answer. Released in April 2018.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Oropharyngeal Cancer (OPC) and HPV Prevention in Children: 5 Key Points that Dental Professionals Need to Know
The same strains of HPV that cause cervical cancer also can cause oropharyngeal (head and neck) cancer. Dental professionals, like pediatricians, have a vested interest in recommending HPV vaccination to their patients. Through a cooperative agreement with the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) developed three new fact sheets to educate dental professionals and pediatricians about head and neck cancer and HPV and how to work together to increase HPV vaccination rates. Released April 2018.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
HPV Speakers Bureau
Looking for a speaker for your event? The HPV Speakers Bureau is both a registry and a referral resource. We help connect the public to organizations offering speakers on a variety of HPV topics. Listed organizations may include survivor groups, health professional groups, cancer centers, medical associations, and others. This service is a partnership of the HPV Roundtable with MD Anderson Cancer Center launched in May 2018.
Organization: HPV Vaccination Roundtable, MD Anderson Cancer Center
HPV Vaccination Champion Yoga
A 3 minute video that uses simple yoga poses to educate stakeholders about the importance of preventing 6 cancers through HPV vaccination. Learn the “4 P” poses: parent, partner, provider, and patient. A great stretch break for your meetings!
Organization: American Cancer Society
AAP's Practice Change & Education Tools
Pediatricians and other pediatric healthcare providers are encouraged to check out new practice-change tools from the American Academy of Pediatrics, including tools related to the strategy of standing orders to improve immunization rates, contraindications, and use of Vaccine Information Statements. Please use the hyperlinks below to access sample project charters and sample Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles:
- Practice-change tools on use of standing orders tools
- Practice-change tools on contraindications
- Practice-improvement tools on use of Vaccine Information Statements
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Immunization Training Guide & Practice Procedure Manual
The training guide is designed to assist pediatric office staff in all aspects of immunizing a practice’s patients. Use the guide to educate and properly train physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, medical assistants, office managers, and other office staff.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Mobile Simulation App for Providers: Same Way, Same Day
This new HPV communication simulation app can help providers practice introducing the HPV vaccine and addressing parents’ concerns.
Communication between providers and parents is key to improving HPV vaccination rates. HPV Vaccine: Same Way, Same Day is a brief, interactive role-play simulation designed to enhance healthcare providers’ ability to introduce the HPV vaccine and address hesitant parents’ concerns. The simulation was developed by the Academic Pediatric Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Kognito. Released in April 2018.
Android version can be accessed in Google Play store at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kognito.hpv_immunization
Organization: AAP, APA
HPV Roundtable Resource Guide
This Resource Guide, updated in May 2018, is THE go-to list of current resources for HPV initiatives with providers, parents, coalitions, social media, systems and more. It includes a list of HPV Roundtable products and resources from Roundtable member organizations by category. Full resource links provided for printing.
Organization: HPV Vaccination Roundtable
HPV Vaccination Report Card Template
This report card is for use in practices/systems to compare HPV vaccination rates to Tdap and Meningococcal vaccine rates and set new quality improvement targets.
Organization: American Cancer Society
ACOG FAQ on HPV Vaccination
List of common questions about HPV and the vaccine. Released June 2017.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
Infographic: Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
Downloadable poster of cervical cancer screening guidelines. Released Feb. 2016.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
Infographic Poster for Parents
Poster promoting “Protect Your Family with the HPV Vaccine.” Released April 2017.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
2017 Immunization Coding Booklet for Obstetricians & Gynecologists
Immunizations are recommended as part of comprehensive care for women. Under the Affordable
Care Act, vaccines recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices are required to be provided with no cost sharing (ie, no co-pay) for children, adolescents, and adults. Check the list of vaccines covered (www.hhs.gov/healthcare/facts/factsheets/2010/09/TheAffordable-Care-Act-and-Immunization.html)
for more information about the Affordable Care Act. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (the College) and its Immunization Expert Work Group recognized a need for a coding guide solely focused on immunization. Correct coding helps ensure that a practice receives payment for the vaccines given to patients.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
Infographic Poster for Women 19-26
Infographic poster from ACOG for women 19-26. Released April 2017. #college #young adult
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
ACOG's HPV Vaccination Toolkit
This toolkit includes materials to help clinical staff communicate with patients about the importance of receiving the HPV vaccine. Includes: hpv coding card; physician script; FAQs for providers; HPV Dear Patient Letter; tearpads; posters; and more.
ACOG released its HPV Vaccination Tool Kit in Spring 2016. Several resources were updated in Spring 2017 to reflect new dosing guidance which can be found in Committee Opinion 704: Human Papillomavirus Vaccination.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
Immunization Info for Women-HPV Overview
Website explaining HPV vaccination for women by the American Association of Obstetricians & Gynecologists.
Organization: The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)
Webinar: Eliminating HPV Related Diseases as a Public Health Problem: Let’s Start with Cervical Cancer
Hosted by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable in commemoration of international HPV awareness, Dr. Anna Giuliano presents the case for eliminating cervical cancer through HPV vaccination and screening. Recorded March 7, 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, Moffit Cancer Center
Final Report National HPV Vaccination Roundtable Pharmacy-located HPV Vaccination Pilot Project in Iowa, Kentucky and Oregon
A common interest in the improvement of HPV immunization rates through the use of community clinical linkages and alternative settings prompted a group of investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-funded Cancer Prevention Control Research Network (CPCRN) to apply for the Pharmacy-located HPV Vaccination Pilot Project award. The investigators developed a common protocol for pharmacies to partner with local health care
clinics to implement coordinated delivery of the three-dose HPV vaccine series in order to improve vaccine initiation and completion rates in the states of Iowa, Kentucky and Oregon.
Organization: Cancer Prevention Control Research Network, National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Final Report on the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable Pharmacy-located HPV Vaccination Pilot Project in Michigan
A project of the Pharmacy Task Group in 2016, this is one of two commissioned pilot projects to evaluate HPV vaccination delivery through pharmacies. This paper was developed by the Michigan Pharmacists Association which partnered with a regional chain, SpartanNash Pharmacies to conduct a pilot project focused on HPV vaccination administration in community pharmacies. Outcomes for the project focused on identifying barriers, challenges and successes for increasing HPV vaccination rates within communities while building an HPV Immunization Neighborhood. The major findings of this project are categorized into two groups: pharmacy-specific challenges or HPV vaccination in the pharmacy challenges.
Organization: Michigan Pharmacists Association, National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
VIDEO: Vaccinating against HPV at Age 11-12: Show Me the Evidence
In this short 11 minute video, Dr. Debbie Saslow explains why 11-12 years old is the critical window of opportunity for HPV vaccination. Released in Dec. 2016.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination in Your Practice: An Action Guide for Large Health Systems
Large health system have the power to make a lasting impact on human papillomavirus vaccination and help reduce the HPV cancer burden. By instituting system changes to improve HPV vaccination, your health system can reduce future suffering, lower costs associated with treatment, and ultimately help save patients’ lives.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination: An Action Guide for Small Private Practices
Small practices have the power to make a lasting impact on human papillomavirus vaccination and help reduce the HPV cancer burden in your community. Whether you’re a pediatric or small family medicine practice, we share tips on means to improve the quality of care, reduce future suffering, and champion cancer prevention for your patients.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination in Your Practice: An Action Guide for Nurses and Medical Assistants
Nurses and Medical Assistants have the power to reduce the incidence of HPV cancers and pre-cancers among patients in your care. HPV cancer prevention starts with you. Vaccinating patients with the HPV vaccine can prevent future suffering and may save patients’ lives.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination: An Action Guide for Dental Health Care Providers
Oral health professionals play a critical role in combating growing rates of HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancers, which affect the tonsils and the base of the tongue. HPV cancer prevention starts with you. Oral health professionals should strongly and clearly recommend HPV vaccination to all age-eligible patients.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination in Your Practice: An Action Guide for Office Administrative Teams
Your office team has the power to help your patients avoid pain and suffering caused by HPV cancers and pre-cancers. HPV cancer prevention starts with your team.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination in Your Practice: An Action Guide for Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners
Providers have the power to make a lasting impact on human papillomavirus vaccination and help reduce the HPV cancer burden in your community. Your recommendation is the number one reason parents decide to vaccinate.
This is one of six Clinician and Systems Action Guides developed by the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable. The guides communicate our collective guidance for health care providers, decision makers and support staff to implement key interventions and strategies to raise HPV vaccination rates. Content was developed with input from national thought leaders and by assembling resources from member organizations. Actions are specific to professional role or system size. Released in February 2018.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
HPV Landscape Data Dashboard
The HPV Landscape Data Dashboard gives you an overview of HPV vaccination data in your state or region. Use this data dashboard to help you know the basics, develop research questions, and decide where to take a deep dive.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Increasing Adolescent Immunization Coverage: An Elearning Module for HPV Vaccination
Three providers—a pediatrician, an OB-GYN, and a head and neck surgeon—outline the importance of vaccinating 11- and 12-year-olds against HPV cancers. “Increasing Adolescent Immunization Coverage” is a 40-minute e-learning for pediatric and primary care provider teams. RNs/NPs, physicians, physician’s assistants, and pharmacists can earn a FREE hour/credit by viewing the CME module here. Non-credit seeking audiences can view the video here.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, AHEC
Report from the Iowa HPV Working Group Listening Session
A report from a meeting between the members of the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable State Coalitions & Roundtables Task Group and members of Iowa’s HPV Working group. Findings include Iowa’s priorities, successes, ideas and suggestions for support. Released in August 2017.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Report from the Midwest Listening Session: A Project of the State Coalitions & Roundtables Task Group
This report summarizes a regional gathering of HPV vaccination coalitions from six Midwestern States. Members of the State Coalitions Task Group met with state leaders to hear about their successes, challenges, and ideas for advancing HPV vaccination. Ideas will inform work of the HPV Roundtable. In addion, we highly encourage state and local partners to review the findings to inform and enrich their own efforts to increase HPV vaccination. Release in August 2017.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change: Effectively Engaging Your Coalition When Engaging the Media
Resource that coalitions and policy committees or task force groups can use to achieve their healthy community goals.
Media plays a major role in shaping our perceptions and influencing our decisions. As public health practitioners continue to shift their focus towards physical, social, environmental, and political factors that affect health, media engagement has become a vital part of any health campaign or practice.
The purpose of this guide is to provide coalitions with information and tools they can use to organize their media efforts and maximize their success. It serves as a companion to the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) Media Plan Guidance: How to Create and Implement an Effective Media Plan.
Organization: National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Partners
Promoting Comprehensive Cancer Control Successes: A Communications Framework
Comprehensive Cancer Control (CCC) programs and coalitions are developing strategies and
implementing interventions that are successfully impacting policy, systems, and environmental
changes and influencing health behaviors. Although the many accomplishments have been
documented by CCC programs and coalitions through the creation of success stories, publicizing
and disseminating the stories can pose a challenge. Promoting Existing Comprehensive Cancer
Control Successes provides a framework that can guide CCC programs and cancer coalitions in
sharing their success stories with a broad audience. It is based on interviews conducted with
representatives from CCC Programs and cancer coalitions who shared their experiences in
successfully promoting their stories.
Organization: National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Partners
HPV-Related Diseases: Breaking Down the Barriers to Prevention
These CME/CE activities provide concrete guidance and modeling from leading experts on effectively communications the HPV vaccine recommendation to parents of boys and girls. Requires logging into Medscape.
Organization: ASHA in partnership with Medscape
Parent Handout: Take a Shot at Cancer
Two page handout for parents explaining the importance of the HPV vaccine.
Organization: American Cancer Society
HPV Roundtable Overview
Updated March 2018. Provides an overview of the structure, activities and accomplishments of the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Steps for Increasing HPV Vaccination in Practice: An Action Guide to Implement Evidence-Based Strategies for Clinicians
This is a step-by-step action guide for healthcare teams to implement evidence-based interventions in their practice. Updated in November 2018.
Organization: American Cancer Society
EHR Best Practice Workflow Guide for HPV Vaccinations in NextGen® Ambulatory EHR
This guide provides focused documentation to assist users of NextGen Ambulatory EHR to improve the process of tracking, alerting, and administering the HPV vaccine within their facilities. This document also serves to familiarize American Cancer Society (Society) staff with the current workflow in community health centers related to HPV vaccination. This guide was created based on data collected from a focus group of Federally Qualified Healthcare Clinic (FQHC) staff who have used NextGen Ambulatory EHR software in HPV vaccination quality improvement efforts. Released in 2016.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Infographic: Protect Our Children from HPV Cancers
This is a one page infographic that explains the basics about HPV vaccination. Updated in 2018.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Mission HPV Cancer Free Overview
A 2 page overview of the American Cancer Society’s campaign to eliminate HPV cancers. Published in Nov. 2017.
Organization: American Cancer Society
Don't Wait to Vaccinate
Infographic outlining the importance of on-time vaccination published in Nov. 2017
Organization: American Cancer Society
HPV Vaccination: Just the Facts for Parents
This 2 page fact sheet for parents outlines key information to dispel myths about the HPV vaccine.
Organization: American Cancer Society
HPV Cancer Survivor Story - Jon
Jons story of surviving HPV-attributable oropharyngeal cancer
Organization: Iowa Department of Public Health
HPV Cancer Survivor Story - Steve
Steve’s story of surviving HPV-attributable penile cancer
Organization: Iowa Department of Public Health
HPV Cancer Survivor Stories (Full)
Compilation video of HPV cancer survivor stories from Iowa.
Organization: Iowa Department of Public Health
HPV Cancer Survivor Story - Emily
Emily’s story of surviving HPV-attributable cervical cancer.
Organization: Iowa Department of Public Health
HPV Cancer Survivor Story - Shawna
Shawna’s story of surviving HPV-attributable cervical cancer.
Organization: Iowa Department of Public Health
Middle School Health Parent Toolkit
In this guide parents will find checklists to use with your health provider for a tween tune-up and a health information road map.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, National Association of School Nurses
Middle School Parent Toolkit - Spanish
In this guide, parents will find checklists to use with your health provider for a tween tune-up and a health information road map.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, National Association of School Nurses
4 Things a Parent Needs to Know about Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
Educational fact sheet for parents on the 4 things they need to know about HPV.
Organization: Merck
Middle School Health website
Middle School Health Starts Here’s purpose is to address the issues which impact the health and safety of middle schoolers. School nurses are often seen as a valuable resource for parents, who have questions about all aspects of tween health. This program was created to support school nurses as they answer those questions.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, National Association of School Nurses
Parents: Did You Know HPV Causes Cancer? - Spanish
Poster about HPV-related cancers in Spanish. Created in 2014.
Organization: California Department of Public Health
Video: Don't Flirt with Cancer
NAACHO and Iowa created an irreverent video warning us: “Don’t flirt with cancer”
Organization: National Association of County and City Health Officials
Parents: Did You Know HPV Causes Cancer?
Poster about HPV-related cancers geared toward parents
Organization: California Department of Public Health
Diseases and the Vaccines that Prevent Them: HPV (Spanish)
Double-sided Spanish language flyer with concise information on HPV and vaccine for parents about the safety and recommendation of the HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Portal
Main CDC HPV webpage to information for parents, providers and partners. Includes key information and documents on HPV, Vaccine Info & Safety, HPV Screening, Symptoms and Health Consequences of HPV, Treatment.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV: A Parents Guide to Preteen and Teen HPV Vaccination (Spanish)
Two page fact sheet of frequently asked questions for parents. Spanish language audiences. Updated Jan. 2017.
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Recommended Immunizations for Children from 7 to 18 Years Old (Spanish)
Recommended vaccine timeline for children 7-18 years old from the CDC. Spanish version.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Landing Page for Info for Parents
This CDC site provides basic info for parents.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV: A Parents Guide to Preteen and Teen Vaccination
Two page fact sheet with parents frequently asked questions. Updated Jan. 2017.
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
HPV Vaccine is Recommended for Boys
CDC site to explain why boys need the HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccine - Questions & Answers
CDC website with detailed answers on HPV, HPV vaccine, HPV vaccine safety, school requirement and paying for the vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Diseases and the Vaccines That Prevent Them: HPV
Double-sided flyer for parents on HPV vaccine. Offers concise information on HPV and vaccine for parents about the safety and recommendation of the HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV & Communities of Color
Information about HPV and HPV-related cancers in communities of color including incidence of cervical and mouth/throat cancer in diverse populations.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccines are Safe for Your Child
Two page parent flyer that speaks to a strong recommendation for HPV vaccination as its benefits, such as cancer prevention, far outweigh the risks and possible side effects. A joint project of national health partners. NOTE: This piece was developed before the move to a 2 dose schedule, but still has good explanatory language.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control; American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP); American Academy of Pediatrics; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
HPV Vaccine Safety Information
The primary source for safety information about the HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Infographic: Three Things Parents Should Know about Preventing Cancer
One of the CDCs infographics for HPV and cancer prevention.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Shot By Shot: Video Stories of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
The premier website that collects stories from people who have been touched by vaccine-preventable diseases. Searchable by cervical/HPV cancers. These stories remind us of the importance of personal stories to touch us, educate us, and remind us of the value of prevention.
Organization: ShotbyShot.org
Posters: CDC Flyers/Posters for Preteens/Teens
English, Spanish, male and female, and American Indian audience versions of posters for offices. Multiple size customizations available.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Video: HPV Cancer Prevention...Do It for Your Kids
Video featuring HPV cancer survivors from Tennesee and information on HPV vaccine as cancer prevention. Released in 2016.
Organization: Knox County Health Department, TN
Recommended Immunizations for Children from 7 to 18 Years old
Timeline for Recommended Immunizations for Children 7-18 years old
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Roy 30 Sec
Video featuring Roy, a HPV cancer survivor in Tennessee, and information on HPV vaccine as cancer prevention
Organization: State or City
HPV Gardasil 9 VIS
2 pager on HPV Vaccination on why one should get vaccinated, who should get vaccinated, risks/serious reactions to vaccine
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Immunization PSAs
PSAs featuring providers and survivors about the importance of HPV vaccination.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Vaccinating against HPV at Age 11-12: Show Me the Evidence
A short 11 minute video presented by national HPV expert Dr. Debbie Saslow, highlighting the science behind vaccination at ages 11-12
Organization: American Cancer Society
Improving HPV Immunization Rates in Practice-Based Settings:A Virtual Toolkit
A quality improvement toolkit from APA/NIPNs HPV project
Organization: Academic Pediatric Association
HPV IQ: Immunization Quality Improvement Tools
Looking to apply proven quality improvement techniques to your HPV immunization efforts? This website provides feedback, assessment and communication training tools. HPV IQ gives immunization managers and other quality improvement coaches evidence-based tools for improving HPV vaccination in primary care.
Organization: UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
American Academy of Family Physicians: HPV Info
Despite overwhelming evidence of the safety and effectiveness of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, vaccination rates remain low. The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) urges physicians to strongly recommend the HPV vaccine to their patients.
Organization: American Academy of Family Physicians
Be An HPV Vaccination Champion
Recorded webinar hosted by California Immunization and the American Cancer Society
Organization: California Dept. of Immunization
Childhood Vaccination Across American
National map that shows state by state rates for routine childhood immunizations.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics
Pursuit of the Three C’s: Confident, Concise, and Consistent Healthcare Provider Recommendations for Adolescent Vaccines
Series of two CME videos to encourage a confident, concise and consistent HPV recommendation.
Organization: Unity Consortium
Resources for Providers Seeking Quality Improvement Projects
Physicians, nurses, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals are sometimes required to carry out a quality improvement project. Quality improvement projects may be required for “Maintenance of Certification,” and for some residency training programs. This site lists multiple QI resources and programs to reference and consult.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Provider Tips & Talking Points
Tips from NAPNAP experts to guide you during patient visits and tough questions.
Organization: National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
Immunization Apps for Healthcare Providers & Their Patients
List of various apps on vaccine schedules
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Summary of Recommendations for Child/Teen Immunization
A helpful matrix overview of recommended vaccines, schedule, issues and contraindications
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
How to Implement Standing Orders in Your Practice
Detailed how-to info on implementing standing orders protocols in your medical setting to improve your immunization rates
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Gardasil 9 Package Insert
Vaccine package information from manufacturer
Organization: Merck & Co., Inc.
HPV Strategies & Protocols
Sample template protocols for evidence-based interventions from APA/NIPNs HPV QI project
Organization: Academic Pediatric Association
Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Safety
The continuing education self-study guide titled "Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Safety" is being offered by the National AHEC Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This self-study guide was designed to meet the educational needs of health professionals engaged in care of adolescents and young adults needing immunizations.
Organization: National AHEC Association
Archived HPV Webinars for Health Professionals
HPV project website that archives webinars on a wide variety of provider-focused topics.
Organization: National AHEC Association
Tools and Materials for Your Office
Posters, videos, PSAs, hold scripts to use in your practices.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV: Head, Neck and Oral Cancers
Information about the connections between HPV and head, neck and oral cancers.
Organization: American Dental Association
HPV Vaccination Schedules & Recommendations: HPV
Schedules, recommendations and tool for clinicians.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
10 Powerful Ways to Prevent Cancer Through HPV Vaccination
A microsite to encourage and appreciate the role of health care providers in increasing vaccination rates in practice during back-to-school vaccination.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Video: Protecting Your Patients From HPV Orophrygeal Cancers
This 11 minute video was developed for healthcare providers to understand the science, evidence and trends in oropharyngeal cancer, or cancer of the mouth and throat, caused by HPV. National expert and member of the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, Dr. Terry Day, narrates and makes the case for why HPV vaccination can help reduce cancer incidence. Released in Jan. 2017.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
HPV Vaccination- Pharmacist Resource Center
A resource compiled by the American Pharmacists Association and the National Association of Chain Drug Stores to support pharmacists’ activities, as part of the immunization neighborhood, focused on increasing public awareness, access to, and administration of HPV vaccine.
Organization: National Association of Chain Drug Stores
You Call the Shots--HPV Elearning Module
You Call the Shots is an interactive, web-based immunization training course. It consists of a series of modules that discuss vaccine-preventable diseases and explain the latest recommendations for vaccine use. HPV module updated in Feb. 2017.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV: Clinicians Information Source
ACS guidelines and resources
Organization: American Cancer Society
Top 10 Tips for Improving HPV #VaxSuccess in Practice
Ten top tips for increasing rates in practice. Adapted with permission from: Khatib, B. (2015) The 10 Immunization Success Factors: Practical Strategies for Providers.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Improving HPV Vaccine Recommendation - Suggestions from Dr. Alix Casler
One minute video addressing “What do you suggest to clinicians who want to improve how they recommend HPV vaccination for their pre-teen patients?” Dr. Alix Casler, FAAP, answers this question from her clinical experience in this segment of the video series, “How I Recommend HPV Vaccine.”
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Adolescent Immunization Update and the 16-Year-Old Platform
Recorded webinar of presentation by Dr. William L. Atkinson.
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
Dr. Alix Casler: A Quality Improvement Story
During this 22 minute video, Dr. Alix Casler, FAAP, describes how her pediatric group undertook a quality improvement project to improve their HPV vaccine coverage rates. This presentation discusses the range of steps that her office undertook to address care gaps and ensure that 11-12 year olds were getting vaccinated on time. Activities ranged from engaging in communication best practices to preparing for office visits to cleaning data for a better understanding of rates.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Speaking about HPV Vaccine to Your Colleagues
Be an HPV vaccine champion! Talk to your colleagues in pediatrics and family medicine about the importance of recommending HPV vaccine to 11- or 12-year-olds in the same way and on the same day as Tdap and meningococcal conjugate vaccines.Request slides in English or Spanish from the CDC to educate fellow colleagues.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccine Information for Clinicians
Information on HPV vaccine, vaccine safety and efficacy for clinicians
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Information for Health Care Professionals about Adolescent Vaccines
Recommendations for all adolescent vaccines
Organization: Centers for Disease Control; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
HPV Vaccination Message Map
Part of the "You are the Key" campaign, this simple infographic offers 3 messages providers can use when recommending the HPV vaccine for adolescents.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccine Resources for Healthcare Professionals
CDC’s clinician landing page for information on HPV vaccination, resources for clinics including print materials and communication tips for discussing HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Human Papillomavirus (Pinkbook)
Comprehensive info on HPV, cancers associated with HPV, the HPV vaccine, disease burden in US
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Five Key Steps to Improve HPV Vaccination Rates
Infographic stating 5 steps to increase vaccination rates: learn, inform, communicate, recommend, vaccinate
Organization: National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
Provider Resources for Vaccine Conversations with Parents Website
Website with materials from CDC, AAP, and AAFP for healthcare providers and their patients/parents.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Ask the Experts: Diseases and Vaccines-HPV
Q&A that covers the following topics: disease issues, vaccine recommendations, scheduling/administering vaccines, contradictions/precautions, and vaccine safety.
Organization: Immunization Action Coalition
CDC Facts About Vaccine Information Statements
Overview about VISs, VIS laws, and available languages for HPV VIS.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccination is Cancer Prevention CME/CNE
Providers need to know how to word a strong recommendation, and frame the HPV vaccine as cancer-preventing and part of routine adolescent vaccination schedule. This video is designed to be part of the AAP HPV Champion toolkit, which gives providers tools to improve HPV vaccination rates, including effective patient communication strategies to improve the uptake/completion of HPV vaccination series by patients.
Organization: Boston University School of Medicine
HPV Vaccination Report: United States. 2017, 1st quarter
Quarterly report from the CDC on HPV vaccination distribution. March 2017.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Accelerating HPV Vaccine Uptake: Urgency for Action to Prevent Cancer: A Report to the President of the US from the President's Cancer Panel
A report from the President's Cancer Panel to the President of the US about HPV vaccination, with suggestions on how to increase HPV vaccination, reduce missed opportunities, and eliminate preventable cancers.
Organization: President's Cancer Panel
HPV Champion Toolkit
Provides resources to educate healthcare professionals, discuss HPV vaccine with parents, and ways to make necessary changes in pracitce to improve HPV vaccination rates.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics
Talking to Parents About HPV Vaccine
Part of CDC's "You are the Key Campaign," helpful sheet on how to address questions and concerns from parents about HPV vaccine.Updated Dec. 2016.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Steps for Increasing HPV Vaccination in Practice.pdf
This guide provides detailed steps, evdience-based strategies, and tools for your clinic to increase HPV vaccination.
Organization: American Cancer Society
HPV Vaccine Videos for Health Care Providers - Just Another Shot: Reframing the HPV Vaccine
Short vignettes presenting clinical encounters demonstrating ways to recommend HPV vaccine and answer questions from patients and parents. Note: vignettes may reference outdated 3 dose series which can now be provided in two doses.
Organization: Minnesota Department of Health, Immunization Program
HPV Vaccination Resource Book
Provides basic overview of HPV and HPV-associated cancers with data on the number of cases, death rates and cost of care nationally. Also provides a basic overview of risk factors that increase the chance of an individual becoming infected with HPV
Organization: National AHEC Organization
White Paper: Exploring Health Professionals Views on Using EHR and IIS to Increase HPV Vaccination
A white paper that explores the technological and behavioral barriers that prevent health care providers from effectively using electronic health records (EHR) and immunization informations systems (IIS) to support on-time, complete HPV vaccination. Released in Sep. 2016.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
CDC HPV Vaccination Partner Portal
This toolkit provides resources for state and local organizations interested in enhancing HPV vaccination efforts at the clinician, patient, and partnership level.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Immunization Case Study - Michigan
Learn how the Michigan State Health Department used rate awareness as a tool to increase their national ranking within the National Immunization Survey for vaccination coverage.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
HPV Immunization Case Study - Texas
Learn how the Texas Immunization Program customized adolescent vaccine ordering profiles for Texas Vaccines for Children clinics as a way to increase HPV vaccination rates.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, Texas Dept. of State Health Services, Immunization Branch
Rhode Island HPV School Mandate - A Case Study
In August 2015, Rhode Island implemented an HPV vaccine requirement for middle school children. This case study reviews the process by which the Rhode Island Department of Health implemented the mandate as well as the documented success of the regulation and the backlash it faced within the state.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
YouTube Playlist: HPV Cancer Survivor and Provider Videos
Released in 2016, this is a suite of short, emotive videos sharing stories of HPV cancer survivors, caretakers and their health care providers. These are powerful stories to utilize in team or coalition meetings, educational sessions, or awareness events.
Organization: National HPV Vaccination Roundtable
Report: COMPARING & COMMUNICATING VACCINATION COVERAGE ESTIMATES From Immunization Information Systems, the National Immunization Survey, and Related Assessments
The target users for this guide are IIS and immunization program staff at the state or juridsiction level. In addition, CDC staff and members of the public health policy and advocacy groups, such as immunization coalitions, may find information in the guide helpful. The focus of this guide is on interpreting, comparing and communicating IIS-based and NIS vaccination coverage assessment results.
Organization: American Immunization Registry Association
Comprehjensive Cancer Control Implementation Building Blocks
A Guide and Tools for Implementing Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan Priorities
Organization: Cancer Control National Partnerships
Nine Habits of Successful Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalitions
A Guide for an Effective and Efficient Coalition by the Comp. Cancer Nat. Partners Program
Organization: Cancer Control National Partnerships
American Immunization Registry Association
AIRA is a membership organization that exists to promote the development and implementation of immunization information systems (IIS) as an important tool in preventing and controlling vaccine preventable diseases.
Organization: American Immunization Registry Association
Cancer Control P.L.A.N.E.T. - HPV Vaccination
This Web portal is designed to provide users with the best information available to make informed decisions about how best to move forward with comprehensive cancer control plans and programs in your community, region, and state.
Organization: National Cancer Institute
Research-tested Intervention Programs (RTIPs)
The Research-tested Intervention Programs (RTIPs) website is one of several resources on the Cancer Control P.L.A.N.E.T. portal. The RTIPs website is a searchable database of evidence-based cancer control programs and related materials and it is designed to provide program planners and public health practitioners easy and immediate access to research-tested materials. Sponsored by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), RTIPs provides a review of evidence-based programs available for use in a community or clinical setting.
Organization: National Cancer Institute
Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan - Local Program Contact Database
This tool allows you to contact a local Comprehensive Cancer Control Program.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
The Community Guide: Vaccination (Evidence-Based Practices)
The Guide to Community Preventive Services (The Community Guide) is a collection of evidence-based findings of the Community Preventive Services Task Force (Task Force). It is a resource to help you select interventions to improve health and prevent disease in your state, community, community organization, business, healthcare organization, or school.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Comprehensive Cancer National Partnership Program: HPV Priority
Through coordination and collaboration, the CCCNP assists comprehensive cancer control (CCC) coalitions to develop and sustain implementation of comprehensive cancer control plans at the state, tribe, territory, U.S. Pacific Island Jurisdiction and local levels.
Organization: Cancer Control National Partnerships
National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program
Comprehensive cancer control is a strategic approach to preventing or minimizing the impact of cancer in communities. It involves state and local health departments, state, local and community organizations, researchers, health care providers, decision makers, cancer survivors and their families, and many others all coming together to find and agree upon ways to address cancer concerns in their communities.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Comprehensive Cancer Control Plans Search Database
This tool allows you to search for keywords in the CDC's Comprehensive Cancer Control plans.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Association of Immunization Managers
The Association of Immunization Managers (AIM) was created in 1999 to enable immunization managers to work together to effectively prevent and control vaccine-preventable diseases and improve immunization coverage in the United States and its territories.
Organization: Association of Immunization Managers
State and Territory Immunization Registry Contacts
This webiste provides contact information for State and Territory Immunization Registries
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccine Guidelines of the ACIP
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) provides advice and guidance to the Director of the CDC regarding use of vaccines and related agents for control of vaccine-preventable diseases in the civilian population of the United States. Recommendations made by the ACIP are reviewed by the CDC Director and, if adopted, are published as official CDC/HHS recommendations in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
AHEC Regional Project Coordinators
Provides contact information for the 10 HPV Regional Project Coordinators and shows a map of the states they work with
Organization: National AHEC Organization
AAP Chapters and Districts
List of AAP chapters and districts. These are organized groups of pediatricians and other health care professionals working to achieve the optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for children.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics
National HPV Initiative Partner Map
Interactive map of CDC national partners’ state-level work. Includes information from AAP, ACS, APA, NACCHO, NAO (AHEC), and NCI.
Organization: American Cancer Society
AFIX-City, State, and Territory Contacts
Searchable database to find your city/state/territory AFIX contact.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
AFIX: Immunization Quality Improvement Program
AFIX is a quality improvement program conducted by CDC’s immunization program awardees to support Vaccines for Children (VFC) providers in their jurisdiction. The goal of the AFIX program is to increase vaccination of children and adolescents with all Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP)-recommended vaccines by reducing missed opportunities to vaccinate and improving immunization delivery practices at the provider level.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Vaccine Facts and Policy Website (VFAP)
The VFAP project catalogs selected immunization measures that influence the immunization environment in states and some citites and territories. The website includes information regarding 5 major topic areas related to immunization law and policy.
Organization: The GW Cancer Institute (George Washington University); Association of Immunization Managers (AIM); Immunization Action Coalition
UnitedStates_HPVReport_May2016.pdf
7th quarterly report on HPV vaccination in the United States from the CDC. Report includes HPV vaccine distribution statistics, and information on the AFIX quality improvement program.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Meeting Coverage: Male HPV Vaccination Rates Remain Low
In this study, data on 1,520 men who had complete information on HPV infection, vaccination, and circumcision status in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which included penile swabs that tested for 37 straings of HPV infection.
Organization:
HPV Vaccine Coverage Maps - Infographics
Infographic map of the most recent HPV vaccine coverage nationally as reported in the August 26, 2016 MMWR report.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccination can prevent an estimated 28,500 new cancers per year. - Spanish
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Cervical Cancer Factsheet
Part of the CDC's Inside Knowledge: Get the Facts and Gynecologic Cancer campaign, this factsheet helps women get informed about gynecologic cancer
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccination can prevent an estimated 28,500 new cancers per year.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
If There Were a Vaccine for Cancer Poster with boy (11x17)
One of the CDC's "You Are the Key" campaign posters for the HPV vaccine. Provides a compelling visual to use in clinics.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Infographic: Three Things Parents Should Know about Preventing Cancer
One of the CDC’s infographics for HPV and cancer prevention. Released in 2015.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Print Materials: CDC-Info-on-demand portal
CDC’s Info on Demand provides access to many health educational resources for individuals and communities. This website is a searchable database that helps you find, print and order publications from the CDC. Search by “Immunization and Vaccines (Teens)” for HPV info. Find all materials at www.cdc.gov/hpv.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
HPV Vaccine Myth Busting for Health Care Providers Social Media Toolkit
Created by the GW Cancer Institute, this social media toolkit is designed to help pubic health professionals establish "Myth Busting" strategies to encourage the conversation of HPV vaccination among providers, parents, and adolescents.
Organization: The GW Cancer Institute (George Washington University); National AHEC Organization
Fact Sheets: CDC Print Materials on Adolescent Vaccinations for Preteens/Teens
Multiple fact sheets for parents on different recommended preteen/teen vaccines, as well as information on safety and effectiveness. English and Spanish versions available.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
If There Were a Vaccine for Cancer Poster with girl-Spanish (11x17)
One of the CDC's "You Are the Key" campaign posters for HPV vaccine and cancer prevention
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Phone Scripts: Adolescent Vaccination Messaging for Practice Hold Lines
Sample messages that can be recorded in clinical offices for when parents are on the phone on wait–these messages turns parent wait-time into a time where they can be educated about adolescent vaccination and HPV vaccine.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Poster: If There Were a Vaccine for Cancer with girl (11x17)
One of a series of posters promoting HPV vaccination. Available sizes to print in 8.5 x 11, 11×17, and 18×24.
Organization: Centers for Disease Control
Highlights from the 2016 HPV Vaccination Roundtable Meeting
ACS webinar recapping highlights from the 2016 National HPV Vaccination Roundtable meeting, including new resources from the HPV Roundtable.
Organization: American Cancer Society
MOC Part IV: QI Program from the Indiana Immunization Coalition "HPV: Don't Wait. Vaccinate!"
This is a quality improvement project opportunity for pediatricians and family practitioners nationwide. Physicians will aim to increase their 1st dose HPV vaccine rate for eligible patients aged 11-21 by 25% during the 6 month project period.
See site for registration information.
Organization: Indiana Immunization Coalition
CME & Education Modules on HPV Vaccination for Practice
Medscape requires a free registration and offers a wide variety of continuing education, CME and MOC learning modules on HPV vaccination.
Organization: MedScape
CME/CNE Webinar: HPV Vaccination is Cancer Prevention
This activity is a one hour recording of a webinar given by Drs. Rebecca Perkins, Sharon Humiston, Kristin Oliver, Michael Moore, and Sean O’Leary discussing the diseases and cancers caused by HPV, the safety and effectiveness of currently available HPV vaccinations, rationale for the two dose schedule and effectiveness of early vaccination, as well as evidence-based recommendations for improving HPV vaccination rates. The overall goal is to improve knowledge about HPV and HPV vaccination and to give providers tools and motivation to make strong recommendations to their patients. Expires June 15, 2019.
Organization: Boston University School of Medicine
CNE, CME, CE: Someone You Love HPV Documentary & Toolkit
Documentary “Someone You Love” now available to physicians, pharmacists and nurses free of charge for Continuing Education credit.
Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other interprofessional healthcare team providers are missing opportunities to recommend and vaccinate adolescents with HPV vaccine. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends that all boys and girls receive the HPV at age 11 or 12 when the immune response to the vaccine is optimal. This activity provides compelling stories of several individuals fighting cervical cancer. Expert physicians from around the world provide the scientific and medical background related to the disease process and prevention provided by the HPV vaccine.
The Indiana Immunization Coalition’s HPV Provider Resource Tool Kit will be provided along with the film. The tool kit provides best practices information related to the scope of the problem (low HPV vaccination rates), the burden of disease associated with the HPV virus, the importance of recommending the vaccine alongside the other adolescent vaccines, strategies for discussing HPV and the vaccine with patients, and resources that providers can use to educate parents about HPV and the vaccine.
Credit available until July 1, 2020.
Organization: Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana Immunization Coalition
Webinar: HPV Vaccination: Insights from States with Highest and Lowest HPV Vaccination Rates
Webinar jointly presented by CSTE & NFID on barriers to HPV coverage rates and lessons from differing states. Recorded in Nov. 2014.
Organization: NFID, CSTE
MOC: EQIPP Immunizations
This EQIPP course is designed to identify immunization rates in your pediatric practice, uncover barriers to immunization delivery systems, and provide techniques to overcome those barriers through the use of clear aims that reflect expert principles and proven quality improvement methods and tools. The course features two tracks: the 19-23 Month Old track and the Adolescent track with data collection activities specific to each population. Free for AAP members. Non-member and NAPNAP credit available.
Credits available until Feb. 11, 2019.
Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics
Slides: AIM & ACS, HPV Call-to-Action Presentation
Slides from the AIM / ACS partnership webinar on 2.28.17. Includes information on AIM’s work around HPV vaccination, ACS’ HPV vaccination partnership work, the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable, and an example of a successful partnership in Iowa.
Organization: Association of Immunization Managers (AIM); ACS