HPV Materials For Your Practice

Utah Department of Health HPV Campaign Videos

Preteen Male/Mustache

Preteen Female/Pimple

Preteen Male/texting

Preteen Female/texting

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The materials below are helpful tools to spread the word to parents and patients about the HPV vaccine.

HPV Patient/Parent Tear Offs

These postcards may be used to mail to parents/households with children who may need the HPV vaccine and other adolescent vaccines. (All adolescent vaccines listed on the backside of the postcard. ) Order at no cost to you here.

HPV Reminder Recall Post cards

Someone You Love DVD

In this documentary, meet five unforgettable women whose lives have been interrupted or changed forever by this deadly virus. Request a copy here.

Oral Healthcare Provider HPV Toolkit

This toolkit provides relevant, medically sound cancer prevention information that you can use to positively influence patients and their parents to make well-informed oral health and cancer prevention decisions.

The toolkit includes:

GSLIC HPV Letter : The Greater Salt Lake Immunization Coalition (GSLIC) designed these materials in partnership with the Salt Lake County Health Department, Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital, the University of Utah School of Dentistry, and the Utah Department of Health. Some of these materials were inspired by items generously provided to us by Team Maureen, a cervical-cancer awareness and prevention organization in Massachusetts.
Provider Handout: Informational sheet with HPV facts, advice to dental professionals about starting the HPV conversation with patients, and answers to common questions about HPV and the HPV vaccine.
Reference List: Additional resources for dental professionals about HPV, HPV-related cancers, and cancer prevention through the HPV vaccine.
Patient “Frequently Asked Question” Handouts: Education for patients and parents with basic information about HPV and the HPV vaccine, in both English and Spanish.
“Rx” Pads: Mock prescription sheets, in both English and Spanish, that you can use after a conversation about the HPV vaccine to remind parents to contact their health care provider, local health department, or pharmacy.