Jeri D. Pickett, Glen J. Nowak, and Karena F. Sapsis. National Immunization Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1600 Clifton Rd. NE, Mailstop E-05, Atlanta, GA, USA
KEYWORDS:
Focus Groups; Infant Immunization; Hispanic
BACKGROUND:
Each year, the National Immunization Program at CDC conducts a media campaign during National Infant Immunization Week. This year, NIP launched a campaign focusing on Hispanic mothers and their infants. Formative research was conducted in three cities to determine messages and delivery mechanisms.
OBJECTIVE(S):
To effectively promote infant immunization to Hispanic Mothers 18-24 years of age
METHOD(S):
Focus groups were conducted in three cities among Hispanic Mothers age 18 to 24 and with providers who work with this audience. A total of 3 groups was conducted in each city.
RESULT(S):
not available yet
CONCLUSIONS(S):
not available yet
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this presentation, the audience will be able to:
--describe at least three findings from these focus groups
--Describe two ways to apply the findings to the development of materials for Hispanic Mothers
--List three ways that focus groups can assist with message development
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