[PDF] Top 20 Cervical screening uptake and its predictors among rural women in Malaysia

... of cervical cancer correctly (OR ...0.031), women on family planning at the time of the study (OR ...and women who received social support from their husbands for screening (OR ...smear ... See full document

... many women were aware of cervical cancer screening, their knowledge of risk factors associated with cervical cancer is ...that women have high level of general knowledge about the ... See full document

... and predictors of cervical cancer screening among married women residing in urban township in ...the women had Pap-smear test in their life time of whom ...effective ... See full document

... distribution among respondents is more or less similar to the ethnic distribution in Selangor (Department of Statistics Malaysia, ...of women with good knowledge of breast cancer in this study was ... See full document

... National Cervical Cancer Prevention Program with an action plan to run for 5 years was initiated by the Division of Reproductive Health, Ministry of Health Kenya in July 2005 ...20% screening coverage in ... See full document

... counseling women by which the negative attitudes about cervical cancer and screening could be ...addressed. Women should be responsive to their healthcare pro- viders who inform them about the ... See full document

... and cervical cancers and their prophylaxis have been studied by many researchers and it has been noted that their lack may negatively influence the uptake of screening (Gronwald et ...the ... See full document

... of women and HCWs on the factors that enable or hinder women in Uganda from seeking and accessing ...in rural or remote regions with limited access to screening services, low levels of ... See full document

... Ikhtiar Malaysia (AIM), a non- governmental microfinance institution that provides capital financing, savings and healthcare financing assistance to women in Malaysia, with the main objective being ... See full document

... influence uptake at an individual level may include simply forgetting to attend the ...24% uptake (161). Another American research team added that for women receiving a postal reminder, the ... See full document

... This study was carried out among 1,134 females 20–60 years old. Participants were recruited from March to June 2016 by trained nursing students. Inclusion criteria were being an Ardabilian female between the ages ... See full document

... on cervical cancer and the available screening and treatment options as they had access to information on availability of screening services within the facilities they ...to cervical cancer ... See full document

... breast screening being organised via a national invitation ...breast screening, cervical screening is incentivised as part of the QOF guidelines for those recorded with ...of screening ... See full document

... information among female and male participants in urban and rural ...and its positive impact on Pap test screening compliance (Chen, Moran, Frank, Ball-Rokeach, & Murphy, ...and ... See full document

... up among those that had abnormal cervical cytology in their initial screening and were re- quested to repeat the screening after 6 ...up among those were due for 3 yearly interval ... See full document

... frequent screening is recommended thus; Pap smear at the diagnosis of the disease and a repeat screening after 6 months if negative, afterward the woman should continue on a yearly screening for ... See full document

... In a research conducted on Approach /avoidance motivation messages framing and skin cancer prevention; A test of congruency hypothesis by Hevey (2014), concluded that one crucial mediator of the link between the message ... See full document

... on cervical cancer would greatly improve the utilization of the screening ...collected among published work in Kenya demonstrated that knowledge on importance cervical cancer screening ... See full document

... patients, women exposed to HIV through heterosexual sex, and those with a diagnosis of AIDS were more likely to receive primary medical care than other HIV-positive patients ... See full document

... covering screening, physician advice to get screened, assistance in transportation, access to medi- cal services when needed, arrangements with appointments, length of time waiting to see physician, ability to ... See full document