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Increasing Adolescent Vaccination: Barriers and Strategies in the Context of Policy, Legal, and Financial Issues
Journal of Adolescent Health, 06/11/09

Ford CA et al. - A comprehensive description of factors influencing adolescent vaccination reveals variation based on age. A framework that incorporates this complexity may enhance strategies to increase rates of vaccine delivery to adolescent populations.

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