HPV vaccination rate in French adolescent girls: an example of vaccine distrust

Archives of Disease in Childhood - Tập 103 Số 8 - Trang 740-746 - 2018
Hervé Lefèvre1,2,3,4,5, Cécile Schrimpf1,6, Marie Rose Moro1,3,6,5, Jonathan Lachal1,3,6,5
1AP-HP, Cochin Hospital
2Adolescent Medicine and Health
3CESP, Faculty de médecine - UVSQ, INSERM
4French Clinical Research Group
5Université Paris-Saclay
6Université Paris Descartes, Sorbonne Paris Cité

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ObjectivesTo explore the clinical issues of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination to develop explanatory hypotheses for the low level of vaccination among adolescent girls in France where the full course coverage is low (<15%).DesignWe used semistructured interviews. Our qualitative and phenomenological procedure applied interpretative phenomenological analysis.Participants16 physicians regularly faced with the prescription of HPV vaccine, represented several medical specialties (paediatrics, general practice, internal medicine, gynaecology), with hospitalist or private practices.Main outcome measuresThe results connect three superordinate themes grouping three concentric levels: within society, during the consultation and in the individual doctor’s feelings.ResultsThe modalities and contents of the information about HPV vaccination raise questions about the limitations of the information doctors receive. The ineluctable association between sexuality and HPV vaccination explains their reluctance to raise topics considered to be private. The reasons for HPV vaccination illustrate the difficulty of arguing in favour of it. In view of the frequent parental reluctance, which weakens the parent–physician alliance, physicians must take responsibility for defending the benefits of vaccination. They nonetheless remain citizens whose opinions may implicitly echo the general reluctance, promoted by disinformation. In delaying or avoiding the subject of vaccination, they involuntarily become an instrument of anti-vaccination discourse.ConclusionsIt is imperative to improve the distribution of credible information about vaccination, unbiased and scientifically supported by a strong institutional position and to rethink the place of the clinician in the system of adolescent health and disease prevention in France.

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