Nurses’ perceptions, experiences, and practices regarding human papillomavirus vaccination: results from a cross-sectional survey in Montana

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Juthika Thaker
Alexandria N. Albers
Sophia R. Newcomer
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[1] The University of Montana,School of Public and Community Health Sciences
[2] The University of Montana,Center for Population Health Research
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BMC Nursing | / 22卷
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Nursing practice; Rural populations; HPV vaccination; Evidence-based strategies; Cancer prevention;
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