doi:10.3969/j.issn.1674-490X.2021.04.011

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Abstract: This article reviews the current status of HPV vaccination, the theoretical framework and intervention methods of HPV vaccination intervention. It is recommended that future studies build a multi-level social support system(including government level, medical staff level and parent level, etc.)based on internet technology, and enrich publicity methods(narrative dissemination)to improve the health awareness and health behaviors of the age-appropriate population for HPV vaccination and prevent HPV infection.

Key words: HPV vaccine, vaccination status, theoretical framework, intervention methods

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R473.1

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