Ladner et al., 201411 | For inclusion in Gardasil Access Program (GAP), interested organizations and institutions completed a detailed application form to describe the characteristics of their institution and their related vaccination experience. The application collected information on the managing institution, vaccination implementation plan, estimated target population of girls, logistics, human and financial resources available to support the program, and health services provided by the institution implementing the program. For each program, the number of targeted girls was determined prior to implementation using available population, census and/or school enrollment data, among other sources. | Bhutan Bolivia Cambodia Cameroon Georgia Haiti Honduras Kenya Lesotho Moldova Nepal Tanzania Uganda Uzbekistan | Bhutan (2009) - 3200 Bolivia (2009) - 3480 Bolivia (2010) - 7500 Bolivia (2010) - 30,900 Bolivia (2011) - 50,000 Cambodia (2009) - 9600 Cambodia (2010) - 2000 Cameroon (2010) - 6400 Georgia (2010) - 6400 Haiti (2009) - 3300 Honduras (2011) - 3200 Honduras (2012) - 1575 Kenya (2011) - 3000 Lesotho (2009) - 40,000 Lesotho (2010) - 40,100 Moldova (2009) - 6934 Nepal (2010) - 3000 Nepal (2011) - 10,000 Tanzania (2010) - 5532 Uganda (2010) - 985 Uzbekistan (2009) - 8450 | 24,556 | Range: 9 - 13 | Not specified |
Fregnani et al., 201312 | This study used a convenience sampling, since girls were included if their parents authorize the vaccine uptake. | Barretos (Brazil) | 1574 | 1574 | Range: 10 - 16 Mean: 11.9 (SD = 1.0) | The study population is a group of adolescents residing in Barretos, Brazil. It’s a county in the State of São Paulo in Southeastern of Brazil, which is located approximately 230 miles from the State capital (road distance). The economy of Barretos is based on agriculture and the industrialization of meat both for domestic and export markets. 31% of the parents and guardians of the target girls had a family income of US$501 - 1000 and 26.9% of them had a family income of US$201 - 500. Regarding the education level, 40.3% of the parents and guardians of the girls had 9 - 11 years of study. 65.6% of them were Catholic and 98.3% lived in urban areas. |
Ladner et al., 201213 | Each program used different factors to determine the target population. Programs using health facility-based or mixed models utilized population data for the geographic area included in the campaign. Information on the number of inhabitants and number of girls included in the vaccination age range living in a specific geographic area was obtained used to calculate the target population for the vaccination program. Programs using school-based models based their target population calculation on the number and age of girls registered at participating schools. | Bhutan Bolivia Cambodia Cameroon Haiti Lesotho Nepal | Bhutan (2009) - 3200 Bolivia (2009) - 3480 Bolivia (2010) - 30,900 Cambodia (2009) - 2000 Cameroon (2010) - 1600 Haiti (2009) - 3300 Lesotho (2009) - 40,100 Nepal (2010) - 3000 | 87,580 | Range: 9 - 18 | Not specified |