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Characterizing providers' immunization communication practices during health supervision visits with vaccine-hesitant parents: A pilot study

Author:	D J Opel; J D Robinson; J Heritage; C Korfiatis; J A Taylor; All authors
Edition/Format:	Article : English
Publication:	Vaccine, v30 n7 (20120208): 1269-1275
	Peer-reviewed
Database:	Copyright 2013 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
Other Databases:	Academic Search Complete; ArticleFirst; MEDLINE; Elsevier
Summary:	Objective: To determine the feasibility of using direct observation of provider-parent immunization discussions and to characterize provider communication practices with vaccine-hesitant parents. Methods: Over a 6 month period in 2010, we videotaped immunization discussions between pediatric providers and vaccine-hesitant parents during health supervision visits involving children 2-15 months old (N=24) in the Seattle area, Washington, USA. Videotapes were analyzed using the qualitative method of  Read more...
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