HPV vaccination for short patient name
We’re coming to location name on next session dates to give the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine .
We would like your consent to vaccinate short patient name. You can respond by filling in our online form.
Do not reply to this email to tell us your decision. The link to the online consent form is below.
What the vaccine is for
The HPV vaccine helps protect boys and girls against cancers caused by HPV, including:
- cervical cancer
- some mouth and throat (head and neck) cancers
- some cancers of the anal and genital areas
It also helps protect against genital warts.
The HPV vaccine works best if it’s given before young people become sexually active. Young people usually only need 1 dose.
Find out more about the HPV vaccine on NHS.UK
Learn about the HPV vaccine on GOV.UK (with information available in different languages and alternative formats, including BSL and Braille)
How to respond
It’s important to let us know whether you do or do not want your child to have the vaccination. It will take less than 5 minutes to respond using the link below. You need to respond by consent deadline.
[Respond to the consent request now](consent link)
If you do not respond, you’ll get automatic reminders. Responding will stop reminders.
Talk to your child about what they want
We suggest you talk to short patient name about the vaccination before you respond to us.
Young people have the right to refuse vaccinations. Those who show ‘Gillick competence’ have the right to consent to vaccinations themselves. Our team may assess Gillick competence during vaccination sessions.
If you cannot use the online form
If you cannot use the online form, you can respond over the phone using the contact details below. Replies to this email cannot be accepted as consent.
Your data
By responding, you’re agreeing to your data being processed as set out in our [privacy notice](team privacy notice url).
Contact our team
Speak to a member of our team by calling subteam phone, or email subteam email.