Knowledge Beliefs and Barriers of Healthcare Workers about Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and HPV Vaccination

Background/Purpose: HPV vaccine is critical in the primary prevention of infection and related diseases. vaccination alone reduces by 70% cervical cancer 48%. Healthcare workers are expected to have sufficient knowledge positive attitudes behaviours about vaccine. This study aimed determine level healthcare their beliefs barriers towards vaccination. 
 Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 339 were reached snowball sampling. Sociodemographic form, 'Human Papilloma Virus Knowledge Scale (HPV-KS)', 'Health Belief Model for Human (HPV) Its Vaccination (HBMS-HPVV)' applied online. Results: 254 female (74.9%) 85 male (25.1%) participated 60.5% participants physicians. 94.4% heard The most frequently consulted information sources specialist physicians (57%), social media/TV/Websites (24.4%), other health (23.7%). Twenty-six (7.7%) had at least one dose vaccine, 58% completed three doses. 6.7% having daughters, 0.7% those sons vaccinated children against HPV. Women who screening (p=0.016), results (p=0.033) pathological (p=0.004), 1st-degree relatives or close friends (p