cervical screening
Choice, morality and vulnerability : young women's discourses of cervical screening : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Psychology (endorsement in Health Psychology) at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... of cervical screening was used to help them make an informed choice free from ...of cervical screening, as a tool which women utilise to protect their ...of cervical screening in ...
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Physicians' perceptions of the Hong Kong cervical screening programme : implications for improving cervical health
... address cervical screening; therefore elimination of the program would be a major setback for women‟s health, and discontinuation would be difficult to justify to the ...
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Women with learning disabilities and access to cervical screening: retrospective cohort study using case control methods
... receiving screening, (than women without) indicates that PCTs still have improvements to make, spell out here in more detail what PCT's could do ...assessing screening venues to make the process less ...
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Cervical cancer screening service utilisation in UK.
... for screening are: age 20 or 25 first invitation, age 20 or 25–49 3 yearly period since 2003 (changing from a 5 yearly period before 2003), age 50–64 5 yearly period, age 651 screening only for those women ...
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Trans-abdominal cervical cerclage revisited
... ultrasound cervical screening during pregnancy, the treatment of intra-epithelial cervical neoplasia and laparoscopic surgery have resulted in an increased utilization of trans-abdominal ...
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Diagnostic accuracy of high-risk HPV genotyping in women with high-grade cervical lesions: evidence for improving the cervical cancer screening strategy in China
... current cervical screening strategy had been missing the majority of women (178 cases, ...high-grade cervical lesions (CIN2+) ...HPV screening, HPV16/18/31/33/45/52/58 had 14-year cumulative ...
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Cost effectiveness of human papillomavirus vaccination for prevention of cervical cancer in Taiwan
... invasive cervical cancer in Taiwan implies the urgency to improve the compli- ance rate of cervical screening to the early detection of SIL and cervical cancer, even though the ICER of pro- ...
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Prevalence of HPV infection and other risk factors in a Fijian population
... decade, cervical cancer has been the most common cancer among women in Fiji with an age standardised cervical cancer incidence rate of 51 per ...high cervical cancer incidence rate is likely linked ...
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Original Article Human papillomavirus (HPV) subtypes and their relationships with cervical smear results in cervical cancer screening: a community-based study from the central Anatolia region of Turkey
... of screening and treat- ment programs in the last 30 years worldwide, cervical cancer rates have ...suggests screening programs in developed countries beginning at the age of 30 ...of cervical ...
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Role of PAP Smear in Detection of Cytological Abnormalities of Uterine Cervix in HIV infected Women.
... for cervical screening ...cancer screening test devised and serves as a model for screening of other ...important screening procedures which was introduced by Dr George Papanicolaou and ...
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Cervical Cancer Screening, Adherence to and Challenges of Follow Up in Resources Poor Setting
... reschedule Screening, 37.78% of 135 instructed to repeat cervical screening, complied and their results were all normal while ...the screening had colposcopic evaluation that confirmed lesion ...
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Cervical cancer screening using the Cervista high-risk human papillomavirus test: opportunistic screening of a hospital-based population in Fujian province, China
... provincial Cervical Lesion Screening Cohorts (FCLSCs), a cervical screening cohort study involving a hospital-based and community-based population in Fujian Provincial Mater- nity and ...
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Knowledge and experience of a cohort of HIV-positive and HIV-negative Ghanaian women after undergoing human papillomavirus and cervical cancer screening
... undergoing cervical cancer screening [21, 22], but none has investigated the experience of women after undergoing screening, and none have included women living with ...of cervical ...
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Vaccination and screening programs: harmonizing prevention strategies for HPV-related diseases
... cancer screening has indeed showed to be highly effective as secondary prevention in most Western coun- tries, although historically it was introduced without any randomized trials performed so ...opportunistic, ...
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Acceptance of Cervical Cancer Screening Methods
... large-scale screening programs with the Pap test and the associated reduction in invasive cancer has been well described in developed ...of cervical cancer, awareness, and attitude toward the ...
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Prevention of Cervical Cancer
... National Cervical cytology screening programmes are used to detect cervical abnormalities, lesions and early cancers in as many eligible women as possible, saving lives and reducing ...of ...
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Universal routine HPV vaccination for young girls in Uganda: a review of opportunities and potential obstacles
... of cervical cancers, globally [9]. The remaining 30% of cervical cancer cases are caused by other oncogenic HPV ...that screening programs will still be needed even after HPV vaccines are ...
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Trojans in Wireless Sensor Networks
... checkup in the last year was found to be associated with increased use of mammography exam, FB (OR=12.3; 95% CI= 3.72, 40.45) and NFB (OR=12.3; 95% CI= 4.40, 10.55). After adjusting for age, smoking, ethnicity, ...
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What structural factors will the proposed colorectal cancer screening programme need to consider to ensure equity of update for Maori?
... cancer screening pilot programme was launched in 2011 (Hill, Sarfati, Robson & Blakely, 2013; Hulme-Moir, ...bowel screening may become available to those aged over 50 (Bong & McCool, ...
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Study on Knowledge, Attitude and Practice towards Cervical Cancer and Screening among Women in Butajira Town: A Cross Sectional Study.
... decades, cervical cancer rates have fallen in most of the developed World largely as a result of screening and treatment programmes; in contrast rates in most developing countries have risen or remained ...
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