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Every effort has been made to convert the IPVC 2020 scientific program into a fully virtual program. Thank you to all the presenters who have submitted their recordings in advance. These are available as on-demand webcasts in the interactive program on the virtual conference platform. Please note that some presenters were not able to pre-record their presentations, therefore there are still some sessions with missing presentations.
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Session Webcast
DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN ONLINE CONTINUING EDUCATION MODULE TO INCREASE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER SELF-EFFICACY TO MAKE STRONG HPV VACCINE RECOMMENDATIONS TO EAST AFRICAN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES (ID 603)
- SarahAnn McFadden (United States of America)
- Linda K. Ko (United States of America)
- Anisa Ibrahim (United States of America)
- Debra Berliner (United States of America)
- John Lin (United States of America)
- Megha Shankar (United States of America)
- Farah Mohamed (United States of America)
- Fanaye Amsalu (United States of America)
- Ahmed Ali (United States of America)
- Rachel L. Winer (United States of America)
Webcast
HPV VACCINATION RATES IN A RANDOMIZED TRIAL EVALUATING A SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN WITH MOTHERS OF DAUGHTERS AGED 14-17 IN THE USA (ID 645)
- David Buller (United States of America)
- Sherry Pagoto (United States of America)
- Barbara Walkosz (United States of America)
- Katie Baker (United States of America)
- Kimberly Henry (United States of America)
- Joel Hillhouse (United States of America)
- Julia Berteletti (United States of America)
- Jessica Bibeau (United States of America)
Webcast
EVALUATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN HPV VACCINE SCHOOL ENTRY REQUIREMENT POLICY USING PROVIDER-VERIFIED DATA (ID 496)
Webcast
HIGH VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS AGAINST PERSISTENT INFECTIONS UP TO EIGHT YEARS POST THREE DOSES OF BIVALENT HPV VACCINATION IN THE NETHERLANDS (ID 715)
Webcast
STRONG REDUCTION IN PREVALENCE OF HPV 16/18 AND CLOSELY RELATED HPV TYPES IN SEXUALLY ACTIVE ADOLESCENT WOMEN FOLLOWING THE INTRODUCTION OF HPV VACCINATION IN ARGENTINA. (ID 163)
- Joaquin Victor González (Argentina)
- Gerardo D. Deluca (Argentina)
- Rita M. Correa (Argentina)
- Domingo Javier Liotta (Argentina)
- Jorge Alejandro Basiletti (Argentina)
- Maria Celeste Colucci (Argentina)
- Gabriela V. Alzogaray (Argentina)
- Nathalia Katz (Argentina)
- Carla Vizzotti (Argentina)
- Maria Alejandra PICCONI (Argentina)
- X Grupo de Estudio sobre Vigilancia de HPV (Argentina)
Webcast
THE IMPACT OF A UNIVERSAL HPV VACCINATION PROGRAM ON LOWER GENITAL TRACT DYSPLASIA AND GENITAL WARTS (ID 316)
EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF POINT-OF-CARE HPV-DNA TESTING AND SAME-DAY TREATMENT IN THE HIGH-BURDEN, LOW-RESOURCE SETTING OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA (ID 981)
- Diep Thi Ngoc Nguyen (Australia)
- Kate T. Simms (Australia)
- Adam Keane (Australia)
- Glen Mola (Papua New Guinea)
- John Bolnga (Papua New Guinea)
- Joseph Kuk (Papua New Guinea)
- Pamela Toliman (Australia)
- Steve Badman (Australia)
- Marion Saville (Australia)
- John Kaldor (Australia)
- Andrew Valley (Australia)
- Karen Canfell (Australia)