Parental Attitudes on HPV Vaccination for Daughters, 455 Interviews

José Antônio Chehuen Neto conducted a transversal, exploratory, quantitative study involving 455 structured interviews with legal guardians of daughters under 27 years old. The study evaluated public knowledge and opinions about HPV vaccination to prevent cervical cancer. The sample showed 79.3% awareness of the vaccine and 92.7% approval of the vaccination policy.

Use Cases

• Modeling parental approval of HPV vaccination policy based on sociodemographic variables mentioned in the description
• Analyzing disparities in HPV knowledge based on gender, ethnicity, and region mentioned in the results
• Studying correlations between socioeconomic status and vaccine attitudes suggested by the description of poorer populations
• Evaluating support for extending free vaccine campaign age ranges based on conclusions in the abstract

Strengths

• Includes 455 structured interviews with sociodemographic data
• Provides specific quantitative results: 79.3% vaccine awareness and 92.7% policy approval
• Identifies demographic patterns in knowledge adequacy (e.g., among women, Caucasian, central region residents)

Limitations

• Row count and column-level documentation are absent; field semantics must be inferred after download
• Last update date is unknown; freshness unverified
• Data may reflect geographic or demographic bias inherent to the specific study sample

Provenance

Source

José Antônio Chehuen Neto via paperswithcode

Collection Method

Transversal, exploratory, quantitative study using 455 structured interviews

Geography

Likely Brazil (inferred from author name and central region reference), but not explicitly stated