… screened. We believe that it is much more prudent to endorse mammographic screening
now… the effort was ineffective, than to withhold screening until it is determined whether “proof” of …

… mammogram screening practices among three stakeholder groups: patients, primary care
… structural barriers and facilitators to the adoption of risk-based mammography screening. …

… If I see something to my breast and I will visit the doctor and he says to me that you must
do a mammography, because the doctor says it and he knows better I will do it. (woman 13). …

… Physicians' breast cancer screening practices were … by practitioner), BSE (performed by
patient), or mammography to … survey recommended that screening mammography begin at age …

… Primary care physicians have been the targets of many … A recent review of interventions to
enhance physician screening … populations seen by primary care practitioners. We hypothesize …

… If every visit to primary care practitioners lasted an hour, it is likely that more time would
be spent counseling and screening. … Mammographic screening practices of primary care …

… Forty-seven percent of the women in our sample saw family physiciansgeneral practitioners
or internists exclusively. A minority of women (15 percent) in these four counties saw …

… primary care provider. Use of this HMO population eliminated cost as a barrier to mammography
because annual screening … of physicians or patients toward mammography screening. …

… whose primary care physician was an internist, family practitioner, or general practitioner who
… The results of this study emphasize the importance of primary care contact.Given that the …

… and mammography during preventive visits across provider … routine preventive breast cancer
screening procedures, we also … as primary care provider by cross-tabulating provider types …