Trial in HPV Prevention for the U.S. Vietnamese Community (HERO)
Applying the Multiphase Optimization Strategy to Develop and Test a Culturally-Relevant Digital Health Intervention Targeting HPV Vaccination Among U.S. Vietnamese
The purpose of the HERO study is to leverage the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) framework to conduct a pilot trial testing four different intervention components (expert video, self-persuasion, narrative storytelling, and motivational interviewing) targeting HPV vaccination among U.S. Vietnamese.
PRIMARY AIM To assess the feasibility and acceptability of each of the four digital HERO intervention components in a pilot optimization trial using the MOST framework. Using a highly efficient design, the study team will randomize 96 Vietnamese parents of unvaccinated adolescents to receive 0 to 4 HERO components. The study team will establish the feasibility (reach, retention, adherence) and acceptability (usability, satisfaction, usefulness, cultural relevance) of each component (expert video, self-persuasion, narrative storytelling, and motivational interviewing).
SECONDARY AIM To investigate effects of each component on HPV vaccination outcomes and psychosocial mediators. The study team will examine the effects on HPV vaccination (initiation and intention) and psychosocial mediators.
Studienübersicht
Status
Bedingungen
Detaillierte Beschreibung
The purpose of the HERO study is to leverage the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) framework to conduct a pilot trial testing four different intervention components (expert video, self-persuasion, narrative storytelling, and motivational interviewing) targeting HPV vaccination among U.S. Vietnamese.
PRIMARY AIM To assess the feasibility and acceptability of each of the four digital HERO intervention components in a pilot optimization trial using the MOST framework. Using a highly efficient design, the study team will randomize 96 Vietnamese parents of unvaccinated adolescents to receive 0 to 4 HERO components. The study team will establish the feasibility (reach, retention, adherence) and acceptability (usability, satisfaction, usefulness, cultural relevance) of each component (expert video, self-persuasion, narrative storytelling, and motivational interviewing).
SECONDARY AIM To investigate effects of each component on HPV vaccination outcomes and psychosocial mediators. The study team will examine the effects on HPV vaccination (initiation and intention) and psychosocial mediators.
Research participants will be identified and recruited through online recruitment, community organizations, social media, research team social networks and personal contacts, and in-person events targeting U.S. Vietnamese parents of adolescents. Interested potential participants will answer an online screener for eligibility. When appropriate, potential participants can also be screened via a brief Zoom, telephone, or in-person interview. Once a participant is determined to be eligible for study participation, the study team will communicate via telephone or send a follow up email to them to invite them to participate in the research. Participants will provide eConsent via a form hosted on REDCap, including accepting that the interviews will be audio and/or video recorded. After consent is received, all additional study procedures will be handled by the study team.
Assessments. Participants will also fill out a short survey that captures sociodemographic information and vaccine beliefs and attitudes. This short survey cannot be completed until after participants have consented to participate. Participants will complete follow-up assessments at 1, 3, and 6 months post-baseline, including a survey and interview at Month 1 and surveys at Months 3 and 6.
Randomization and Study Orientation. Following the completion of the baseline assessment, participants will be randomized using computer-generated randomly permuted blocks, stratified by the sex of the adolescent (to acknowledge historical differences in HPV uptake among male and female adolescents). All participants will receive the constant component through the study website. Depending on the intervention condition, participants will receive 0 to 4 intervention components and complete them within 4 weeks from the baseline assessment.
Intervention Components
Constant component: Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
Expert video: Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers. In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Self-persuasion: Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Narrative storytelling: Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents. In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Motivational interviewing: Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator. The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Participants will be followed for a maximum of 6 months from the baseline assessment and will complete up to 3 additional assessments (1-month, 3-month, and 4-month post-randomization).
Studientyp
Einschreibung (Geschätzt)
Phase
- Unzutreffend
Kontakte und Standorte
Studienkontakt
- Name: Milkie Vu
- Telefonnummer: 312-503-6592
- E-Mail: milkie.vu@northwestern.edu
Studieren Sie die Kontaktsicherung
- Name: Ninh Nguyen
- E-Mail: ninh.nguyen@northwestern.edu
Studienorte
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Illinois
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Chicago, Illinois, Vereinigte Staaten, 60611
- Rekrutierung
- Northwestern University
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Kontakt:
- Milkie Vu
- Telefonnummer: 312-503-6592
- E-Mail: milkie.vu@northwestern.edu
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Kontakt:
- Ninh Nguyen
- E-Mail: ninh.nguyen@northwestern.edu
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Teilnahmekriterien
Zulassungskriterien
Studienberechtigtes Alter
- Erwachsene
- Älterer Erwachsener
Akzeptiert gesunde Freiwillige
Beschreibung
Inclusion Criteria:
- Self-identify as U.S. Vietnamese.
- Are the parent of a youth ages 9-18 who have not initiated the HPV vaccine series. Only one parent per household will be able to participate.
- Have lived in the U.S. for 12 months or more.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Planning to move out of the U.S. within the next 6 months.
- Not fluent in either spoken and written Vietnamese or spoken and written English.
- Inability to provide informed consent.
Studienplan
Wie ist die Studie aufgebaut?
Designdetails
- Hauptzweck: Behandlung
- Zuteilung: Zufällig
- Interventionsmodell: Parallele Zuordnung
- Maskierung: Keine (Offenes Etikett)
Waffen und Interventionen
Teilnehmergruppe / Arm |
Intervention / Behandlung |
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 1
Research participant receives the Constant component + Expert video + Self-persuasion + Narrative storytelling + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 2
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Self-persuasion + Narrative storytelling.
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 3
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Self-persuasion + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 4
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Self-persuasion
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 5
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Narrative storytelling + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 6
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Narrative storytelling
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 7
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 8
Research participant receives Constant + Expert video
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Participants will watch a video featuring Vietnamese healthcare providers.
In the video, the providers will endorse vaccine safety and efficacy, dispel common misconceptions or concerns, and use verbal persuasion techniques to recommend HPV vaccination.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 9
Research participant receives Constant + Self-persuasion + Narrative storytelling + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 10
Research participant receives Constant + Self-persuasion + Narrative storytelling
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Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 11
Research participant receives Constant + Self-persuasion + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 12
Research participant receives Constant + Self-persuasion
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Participants will complete an interactive web-based task where they audio record reasons, summarized in their own words, for getting their adolescent the HPV vaccine.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 13
Research participant receives Constant + Narrative storytelling + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 14
Research participant receives Constant + Narrative storytelling
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Participants will watch a video featuring U.S. Vietnamese parents.
In the video, featured parents will describe stories of their experiences learning about the HPV vaccine as well as motivations to initiate and complete the vaccine series on-time for their adolescents.
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 15
Research participant receives Constant + Motivational interviewing
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Participants will receive 2 calls (phone or Zoom) from a trained U.S. Vietnamese health educator.
The health educator will use motivation interviewing (e.g., open-ended questions, acknowledging feelings, affirmations, reflective listening) to increase opportunities for and commitment to HPV vaccination while decreasing barriers (e.g., safety or access concerns).
Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Experimental: Experimental: Exp Condition 16
Research participant receives the Constant component only
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Each participant will receive the constant component through the study website, which includes a vaccine information statement from the CDC with details on HPV vaccine benefits, potential side effects, and recommended vaccination schedule, as well as online information on access and locations for HPV vaccine (e.g., list of Vaccines for Children providers where Medicaid, uninsured, or underinsured adolescents can be vaccinated for free).
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Was misst die Studie?
Primäre Ergebnismessungen
Ergebnis Maßnahme |
Maßnahmenbeschreibung |
Zeitfenster |
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Feasibility: Reach
Zeitfenster: Baseline
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Number of enrolled participants divided by number of eligible individuals
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Baseline
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Feasibility: Retention
Zeitfenster: 1, 3, and 6 months post-randomization
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Number of of participants who drop out divided by number of randomized participants
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1, 3, and 6 months post-randomization
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Feasibility: Adherence
Zeitfenster: 1-month post randomization
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Self-persuasion task: number of web launches and length of time spent completing task; Expert video and narrative storytelling: number of views and length of engagement time; Motivational interviewing: number of completed motivational interviewing calls and length of each call |
1-month post randomization
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Acceptability
Zeitfenster: 1-month post randomization
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Survey questions and semi-structured interviews exploring cultural relevance; reason for use/lack of use; aspects participants liked the most/least; ideas for improvement
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1-month post randomization
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Sekundäre Ergebnismessungen
Ergebnis Maßnahme |
Maßnahmenbeschreibung |
Zeitfenster |
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HPV vaccine initiation (adolescents)
Zeitfenster: 1, 3 and 6 months post-randomization
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Adolescent's receipt (yes or no) of ≥1 vaccine doses; uploads of adolescent vaccination cards (preferred) or self-reported if vaccination card is unavailable. Questions used: 1. You previously indicated in the baseline survey that you have a <sex - link from baseline> child aged <age - link from baseline>. Since our last survey, please indicate whether your child has gotten any HPV vaccine shot.
2. (if Yes to 1) If your child has received an HPV vaccine shot, you may upload a photo of your child's vaccination card or record here. This will help us confirm the information you shared. Your information will be kept confidential. |
1, 3 and 6 months post-randomization
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HPV vaccine intention
Zeitfenster: Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post-randomization
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"How likely is it that [your adolescent] will receive HPV shots in the next 12 months?"
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Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post-randomization
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Beliefs, attitudes, and trust in HPV vaccine
Zeitfenster: Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post randomization
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Measuring beliefs, attitudes, and trust in HPV vaccine Questions are adapted from the Carolina HPV Immunization Attitudes and Beliefs Scale (McRee et al., 2010). There are 16 questions, each scored on a 4-point Likert scale with 1=Strongly disagree and 4=Strongly agree. Higher scores indicate more favorable or positive beliefs, attitudes, and trust in HPV vaccine. |
Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post randomization
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Beliefs, attitudes, and trust in other childhood/adolescent vaccines
Zeitfenster: Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post randomization
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Measuring beliefs, attitudes, and trust in other childhood and adolescent vaccines Questions are adapted from the World Health Organization (Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization) Vaccine Hesitancy Scale. There are 10 questions, each scored on a 4-point Likert scale with 1=Strongly disagree and 4=Strongly agree. Higher scores indicated more favorable or positive beliefs, attitudes, and trusts in other childhood and adolescent vaccines. |
Baseline, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month post randomization
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Mitarbeiter und Ermittler
Sponsor
Mitarbeiter
Ermittler
- Hauptermittler: Milkie Vu, PhD, Northwestern University
- Studienleiter: Namratha Kandula, Northwestern University
- Studienleiter: Siobhan Phillips, Northwestern University
- Studienleiter: Juned Siddique, Northwestern University
Publikationen und hilfreiche Links
Allgemeine Veröffentlichungen
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