… appropriate follow-up for an abnormal Pap test, with the likelihood of no follow-up … provider
communication on Pap test results in the hopes of enhancing patient–provider communication…

… Pap test and HPV test results, which has implications for how providers can more clearly
communicate test … social influence in driving Pap test behavior, providers also play an important …

… WLH who had an abnormal Pap test history were selected because this study … –provider
communication about abnormal Pap test results and adherence to provider’s abnormal Pap test …

… -report their Pap test receipt. Socioeconomic and access barriers may account for low Pap
… insurance, were less likely to have Pap tests compared to respondents to the 1999 National …

… About half of participants (54%) reported that their primary care provider communicated
about mammograms and Pap tests most or all of the time. Fewer than half of the participants (46…

… blood test OR FOBT OR fecal immunochemical testing OR pap test OR pap smears) AND
(patient physician communication … communication OR patient doctor communication OR patient …

… Providers were eligible to participate if they personally performed Pap testing for routine
cervical cancer screening. A $50 cash incentive was given to providers for their participation. …

… For cervical cancer screenings, our sample was limited to women who did not receive a Pap
test … We tested for the influence of missing data with χ 2 and t tests. The HINTS weighting …

… The model suggests that the delivery of the Pap test is a confluence of provider and
patient-level characteristics in the context of their practice and social environments. At the patient …

… the relationship between patient–provider communication and receipt of six recommended
… provider communication and patient compliance with the latest clinical recommendations. …