Text and Talk: A Multi-level Intervention to Increase Provider HPV Vaccine Recommendation Effectiveness

At each clinic randomized to bundled training, providers will be invited to participate in one, in-clinic, group-based training. Each training will last one-hour and providers will receive continuing medical education (CME) credit for participating. Trainings will focus on introducing the HPV vaccine in a bundle of the other two adolescent vaccines (Tdap and MenACWY).

At each clinic randomized to benefits training, providers will be invited to participate in one, in-clinic, group-based training . Each training will last one-hour and providers will receive continuing medical education (CME) credit for participating. Trainings will focus on providers presenting the HPV vaccine as safe, best if received at 11- to 12-years of age, and prevents cancer.

Text messages sent to parents will focus on receiving all three adolescent vaccines.

Text message will state that the HPV vaccine prevents cancer, is safe and effective, and is recommended for 11- to 12-year-olds.