Exploring Cultural and Religious Effects on HPV Vaccination Decision Making Using a Web-Based Decision Aid: A Quasi-experimental Study

Keyphrases

• Effects on Humans 100%
• Vaccine Decision-making 100%
• Web-based Decision Aids 100%
• Human Papillomavirus Vaccine 100%
• Older Adults 62%
• Religious Groups 62%
• Israel 50%
• Odds Ratio 50%
• Ultra-Orthodox Community 50%
• Decision Aid 50%
• Decisional Conflict 50%
• Vaccination Intention 50%
• High-risk Human Papillomavirus (HR-HPV) 37%
• Decision Self-efficacy 37%
• Ultra-Orthodox 25%
• Vaccination Rate 25%
• Self-efficacy 12%
• Vaccination 12%
• Informed Decision-making 12%
• Israeli Parents 12%
• Muslim Arabs 12%
• Hebrew 12%
• Misinformation 12%
• Healthcare 12%
• Public Health Risk 12%
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews 12%
• Knowledge Level 12%
• Ultra-orthodox Jewish Community 12%
• Cultural Groups 12%
• Safety Efficacy 12%
• Cultural Adaptation 12%
• Perceived Behavioral Control 12%
• Health Condition 12%
• Vaccine Safety 12%
• Routine Vaccination 12%
• Vaccine Effectiveness 12%
• Informed Choice 12%
• Culturally Tailored 12%
• Parent Group 12%
• Adult Group 12%
• Community Concern 12%
• Parental Preference 12%
• Shared Decision Making 12%
• Cultural Barriers 12%
• Tailored Approach 12%
• Sociocultural Beliefs 12%
• Vaccine Availability 12%
• Genital Warts 12%
• Vaccination Perception 12%
• School Program 12%
• National School 12%

Social Sciences

• Decision Aid 100%
• Decision Making 100%
• Young Adults 55%
• Self-Efficacy 44%
• Israel 44%
• Religious Groups 44%
• Judaism 22%
• Israeli 11%
• Hebrew 11%
• Health Care 11%
• Health Service 11%
• School Program 11%
• Shared Decision Making 11%
• Nutrition Policy 11%

Psychology

• Decision Making 100%
• Decision Aid 100%
• Self-Efficacy 44%
• Public Health 11%
• Health Concern 11%
• Healthcare 11%
• Perceived Behavioral Control 11%
• Cultural Adaptation 11%
• Shared Decision Making 11%