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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of parents of North-Central Wisconsin adolescents without a completed human papillomavirus vaccine series, separated by characteristics of parents and their adolescent child

From: Association between parent attitudes and receipt of human papillomavirus vaccine in adolescents

 

Survey respondentsa n = 164

Survey non-respondents n = 1777

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Parent Characteristics

Mean age (years)

43.7 ± 6.1

NA

 

Gender

NA

 

 Female

136 (83%)

 Male

28 (17%)

Race/ethnicity

NA

 

 White, Non-Hispanic

157 (96%)

 Not White or Hispanic

5 (3%)

 Unknown

2 (1%)

Education

NA

 

 High school or less

13 (8%)

 Some college

23 (14%)

 Associates degree

40 (24%)

 Bachelors degree

48 (29%)

 Graduate degree

40 (24%)

Health insurance

NA

 

 Private

137 (83%)

 Public-assisted

26 (16%)

 Unknown

1 (1%)

Adolescent Characteristics

Age

0.041

 11–13 years

118 (72%)

1137 (64%)

  ≥ 14 years

46 (28%)

640 (36%)

Gender

0.083

 Female

79 (48%)

732 (41%)

 Male

85 (52%)

1045 (59%)

Mean number of ambulatory care visits over past 3 years

4.2 ± 2.6

3.9 ± 2.9

0.182

Received 1–2 prior HPV vaccine doses

0.921

 Yes

53 (32%)

581 (33%)

 No

111 (68%)

1196 (67%)

Received Tdap and meningococcal vaccines

0.001

 Yes

142 (87%)

1385 (78%)

 No

22 (13%)

392 (22%)

  1. aValues are reported as frequency (% of column total) or mean ± SD