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CDC and Medscape provide free continuing education courses, for credit, which provide guidance on how to have an effective conversation with parents about HPV vaccination.

CE course: How Nurses and Medical Assistants Can Foster a Culture of Immunization in the Practice.

Foster a Culture of Immunization
How nurses and medical assistants can foster a culture of immunization in the practice is presented as a web-on-demand video.

Doctor talking to mother and daughter.

Making the Case: Championing for HPV Cancer Prevention in Your Practiceexternal icon
In this interactive activity, learn how you can be a champion for HPV vaccination in your practice and how to ensure your patients receive all the recommended doses of the HPV vaccine based on their age.

HPV vaccine courses.

Routinely Recommending Cancer Prevention: HPV Vaccination at 11 and 12 as a Standard of Care
Practicing physicians discuss how they follow the standard of care by making effective HPV vaccine recommendations and answering parents’ top vaccine questions in this web-on-demand video.

Video series features simple and practical advice from practicing clinicians on how to address parent’s questions about the HPV vaccine.
#HowIRecommend Video Series

This video series features simple and practical advice from practicing clinicians on how to address parent’s questions about the HPV vaccine.

Webinar series features important updates and resources on a variety of topics related to increasing uptake of the vaccines routinely recommended for preteens and teens.
Preteen VaxScene Webinar Series

This recorded webinar series features important updates and resources on a variety of topics related to increasing uptake of the vaccines routinely recommended for preteens and teens.

Questions and answers.
Answering Parents’ Questions

Learn to answer common questions parents have and share with your staff to ensure everyone is prepared to address parents’ questions.

Page last reviewed: February 25, 2020
Content source: National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention , National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases , National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion