Challenges in ensuring adherence to colposcopy and follow-up recommendations,
particularly within underserved communities, hinder the delivery of appropriate care …

Health literacy is an amenable factor that can improve screening uptake. However,
associations between the multidimensional health literacy domains and cervical cancer …

Background The patient voice remains underrepresented in clinical and public health
interventions. To inform interventions that strive to improve access to breast and cervical …

Introduction Although cervical cancer causes morbidity, it can be prevented if diagnosed
early; previous research has shown lower rates of screening in patients with health-related …

Aims To identify and synthesise peer-reviewed, published literature reporting perceived
barriers and facilitators associated with cervical cancer screening attendance in EU member …

Background Marked ethnic disparities on cervical cancer screening have been observed
among South Asian women. Multiple barriers, such as language difficulties, poor access to …

Purpose Health literacy has emerged as a potential determinant of cancer screening, yet
limited literature has investigated the pathways which health literacy influences Pap tests …

Aims: To determine predictors of adherence to cervical cancer screening guidelines among
women working in Monterrey, Mexico. Cases (n= 94) were sexually active female store …

OBJECTIVE: We describe factors, in the context of the Social Determinants of Health model,
associated with receiving Pap smears within risk-appropriate guidelines (ie, guidelines that …

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