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Vaccination

Preparing to roll out school-based immunisations: Best practice tips

Exploring how the uptake of childhood immunisations can be improved in England: A systematic review

HPV immunisation: Moving toward a single dose?

We must act now to limit serious outbreaks

COVID-19 vaccine: Rollout of the school immunisation programme

Well-informed parents are less likely to be vaccine hesitant, but a lack of money and resources for services may result in problems with healthcare professionals' ability to provide information on a vaccine's benefits

What factors influence measles, mumps and rubella vaccine hesitancy among parents? A systematic review

In the UK, adolescents are legally capable of self-consenting to the HPV vaccination, provided they understand the implications of doing so. However, local policies do not always reflect this, and oft en require parental consent

Implementing new consent procedures for schools-based human papillomavirus vaccination: a qualitative study

Using every opportunity to vaccinate children

Anti-vaxxers: The world fallen down the rabbit hole

This year, in addition to school children aged 2–10-years-old, all children in year7 will be offered the flu vaccine.

Delivering a school-based immunisation programme and maintaining uptake in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic

HPV immunisation: A review of parent and stakeholder attitudes on school-based programmes