This chapter discusses a hospital-based community outreach program to increase cervical
cancer screening among women in Taiwan. This case study," Love Yourself before You …

This article describes the development of a program to increase Pap screening behavior
among women in Taiwan. Intervention mapping, an innovative process of intervention …

Introduction: Southeast Asian women have low levels of Papanicolaou (Pap) testing
participation. We conducted a group-randomized controlled trial to evaluate a cervical …

Cervical cancer is preventable with treatment of precancerous lesions and treatable at early
stages. Hispanics have higher rates of cervical cancer and lower rates of screening …

Objective: Despite the proven survival benefits associated with cervical cancer screening,
use of the Pap test continues to be suboptimal in some population subgroups, such as …

Background: Many barriers to cervical cancer screening for Hispanic women have been
documented, but few effective interventions exist. The Community Preventive Services Task …

Cervical cancer is potentially one of the most preventable cancers. The benefits of cervical
screening come to those who are actually screened. Despite the known value of cervical …

BACKGROUND Korean American women have among the lowest rates of cervical cancer
screening in the United States. The authors evaluated a multicomponent intervention …

Objectives–The main objective of this project was to evaluate a collaborative nurse and
general practitioner approach to improve screening for cervical cancer. Design—Multiple …

Abstract Background In the US, Hispanic women have a higher incidence of, and mortality
from, cervical cancer than non-Hispanic white women. The reason for this disparity may be …