Addressing Oral HPV in Oral Healthcare-Made possible by Merck Canada Inc.
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Access to course expires 1 year following purchase. Please make sure you complete prior to expiry.
Description
This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of the human papillomavirus (HPV), its transmission, and risk factors for oral HPV infection. The connection between HPV and HPV-associated cancers will be explored, specifically oropharyngeal cancer. Additionally, HPV vaccines, data linked to preventing HPV infection through vaccination, and the recommended indications for their use will be discussed. Understanding HPV vaccines and appropriate dose schedules is crucial for oral health professionals to advocate for HPV vaccination among their clients.
Furthermore, an overview will be provided on facilitators and challenges in discussing HPV and vaccination with clients and parents/guardians within oral health appointments. Therein, practical strategies and effective communication techniques to broach the subject sensitively, address concerns, and provide accurate information to individuals who may be hesitant about vaccination will be discussed.
Learning Objectives
- Provide an overview of HPV: Educate oral health professionals about HPV, including the various types, modes of transmission, and risk factors for oral HPV infection. Discuss the link between HPV and HPV-associated cancers, particularly oropharyngeal cancer. Offer insights into the signs and symptoms of HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer, enabling oral health professionals to recognize potential cases and take appropriate action.
- Present information on HPV vaccines: Outline the different types of HPV vaccines available, highlighting their effectiveness in preventing HPV infections and associated cancers. Share indications for vaccine use, including age groups and populations for whom vaccination is recommended. Describe the recommended dose schedule for HPV vaccines, ensuring oral health professionals are knowledgeable on current guidelines.
- Discuss communication strategies for HPV vaccination consultation: Provide guidance on how to initiate discussions about HPV and vaccination with clients and their parents/guardians. Equip oral health professionals with effective conversational techniques to broach the subject, address concerns, and provide accurate information to individuals who may be hesitant about vaccination.
Description
Access to course expires 1 year following purchase. Please make sure you complete prior to expiry. This course was made possible through the financial support of Merck Canada Inc. The opinions expressed herein are those of its authors and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Merck Canada Inc.
Description
This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of the human papillomavirus (HPV), its transmission, and risk factors for oral HPV infection. The connection between HPV and HPV-associated cancers will be explored, specifically oropharyngeal cancer. Additionally, HPV vaccines, data linked to preventing HPV infection through vaccination, and the recommended indications for their use will be discussed. Understanding HPV vaccines and appropriate dose schedules is crucial for oral health professionals to advocate for HPV vaccination among their clients.
Furthermore, an overview will be provided on facilitators and challenges in discussing HPV and vaccination with clients and parents/guardians within oral health appointments. Therein, practical strategies and effective communication techniques to broach the subject sensitively, address concerns, and provide accurate information to individuals who may be hesitant about vaccination will be discussed.
Learning Objectives
- Provide an overview of HPV: Educate oral health professionals about HPV, including the various types, modes of transmission, and risk factors for oral HPV infection. Discuss the link between HPV and HPV-associated cancers, particularly oropharyngeal cancer. Offer insights into the signs and symptoms of HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer, enabling oral health professionals to recognize potential cases and take appropriate action.
- Present information on HPV vaccines: Outline the different types of HPV vaccines available, highlighting their effectiveness in preventing HPV infections and associated cancers. Share indications for vaccine use, including age groups and populations for whom vaccination is recommended. Describe the recommended dose schedule for HPV vaccines, ensuring oral health professionals are knowledgeable on current guidelines.
- Discuss communication strategies for HPV vaccination consultation: Provide guidance on how to initiate discussions about HPV and vaccination with clients and their parents/guardians. Equip oral health professionals with effective conversational techniques to broach the subject, address concerns, and provide accurate information to individuals who may be hesitant about vaccination.
