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Explore self-collection implementation efforts across the United States. Use the interactive dashboard to identify organizations offering self-collection, connect with implementation sites, and submit your organization to be included on the map.

HPVCA has launched our brand-new HPV-Focused Toolkit for Gastroenterology Providers: “The Conversation Case – Advancing Prevention, Detection & Dialogue in Clinical Practice”.

The American Cancer Society’s latest social media toolkit has ready-to-use graphics, messages, and resources tailored for year-round outreach to boost HPV vaccination awareness in your community.

The California HPV Vaccination Roundtable hosts California HPV Vaccine Week during the first full week of August as an annual observance. Check out their messaging about the importance of the HPV vaccine as cancer prevention for families, providers, coalitions and local health departments.

Learn more about the case studies for HPV vaccination promising practices completed by the ACS HPVRT’s inaugural cohort of Emerging Leaders.

Check out the HPV Vaccination Start at Age 9 Toolkit filled with resources from the Kentucky Public Health.

This Collection presents original research on the impact of initiating HPV vaccination at ages 9-10, including population studies and quality improvement projects, as well as commentaries from medical organizations and leading experts in the field.

Toolkit for dental offices that includes materials and resources that can be downloaded, reproduced, and distributed at no cost. 

The “Start at Age 9” toolkit can be used in your practice to assist with getting back on track.

Giving a strong recommendation for HPV vaccination at age 9 will increase vaccine completion success and prevent more cancers.

Take these steps to more effectively recommend HPV vaccination. The Announcement Approach will save you time and improve patient satisfaction.

This resource addresses frequently asked questions about self-collection testing for women and people with a cervix.

A comprehensive resource designed to empower clinicians with essential information on HPV self-collection testing. This guide serves as a valuable tool to enhance clinician-patient interactions and streamline the self-collection process.

A Guide for Implementing HPV Self-Collection for Cervical Cancer Screening distills the extensive combined experience of the authors into a concise manual accessible to clinics and healthcare organizations of all sizes. This guide was developed by John Lin at the University of Washington in collaboration with researchers Jane R. Montealegre at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and Jasmin A. Tiro at the University of Chicago.

This publication discusses how the HPV vaccine has transformed cancer prevention in the U.S. since its 2006 approval, highlighting progress in vaccination rates, state policy differences, and the need for stronger state-level action to maintain momentum and meet national health goals..

This interactive map illustrates the age recommendations for HPV vaccination across US jurisdiction according to their IIS.

Examine recent developments in vaccine research and policy — exploring how emerging vaccine technologies, global immunization strategies, and equity-considerations can shape the next era of infectious-disease prevention and public health.

A high-level overview of coverage and coding for primary HPV screening in the United States to be used by medical billers, providers, health plans, and administrative staff.

A guide for billing and coding for primary HPV screening to be used by medical billers, clinicians, health plans, and administrative staff. Status: Published Edit

The American Cancer Society’s latest social media toolkit has ready-to-use graphics, messages, and resources tailored for year-round outreach to boost HPV vaccination awareness in your community.

These FAQs address common questions surrounding the move from cytology to primary HPV testing.

This resource addresses common questions from providers about why they should use primary HPV testing.

An article published by BMC Public Health finds that initiating HPV vaccination at age 9 during well visits could significantly improve overall coverage, as many adolescents miss later opportunities and most age 9 visits currently lack any vaccinations.

Health Outreach Partners and Farmworker Justice have published a report on highlighting promising practices in educating farmworker communities about cervical cancer.

This resource offers a data-based overview of HPV vaccination trends in the U.S., highlighting differences in vaccine initiation and completion among adolescents and teens based on race, socioeconomic status, insurance status, gender, and geographic location.

This resource offers a data-based overview of HPV vaccination trends in the U.S., highlighting differences in vaccine initiation and completion among young adults based on race, socioeconomic status, insurance status, gender, and geographic location.

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia details their quality improvement (QI) initiative to increase HPV vaccine completion by age 13 across its large primary care network. Spanning 30 practices in urban and suburban settings, the project implemented network-wide strategies such as initiating vaccination at age 9, embedding clinical decision support in the electronic health record, providing audit and feedback to providers, and introducing standing orders for nurses.

The American Medical Group Association’s HPV Vaccination for Cancer Prevention flyer overviews the benefits of starting the HPV vaccine at age 9, addresses the common myths, and encourages families to speak with their clinician.

Learn more about how the HPVRT is successfully working to disseminate the best and promising practices and catalyzing key audiences to reach our goal of preventing HPV cancer in the U.S.