Health screening has been shown to improve health outcomes and reduce mortality.
However, its uptake remains unsatisfactory particularly in men and among those aged below …

Health screening has been shown to improve health outcomes and reduce mortality.
However, its uptake remains unsatisfactory particularly in men and among those aged below …

Evidence-based screening improves early detection of diseases, reduces disease burden,
improves quality of life and lowers healthcare cost in the long run. However, screening …

Background: This study aimed to explore the motivators and barriers men faced when
deciding whether or not to do health screening. Methods: This study used a qualitative …

Methods An online survey was conducted among healthcare providers across public health
clinics in Malaysia. All family medicine specialists, medical officers, nurses and assistant …

There is a lack of mobile app which aims to improve health screening uptake developed for
men. As part of the study to develop an effective mobile app to increase health screening …

Rationale: Men have poorer health status and are less likely to attend health screening
compared to women. Objective: This systematic review presents current evidence on the …

Rationale Men have poorer health status and are less likely to attend health screening
compared to women. Objective This systematic review presents current evidence on the …

There is a lack of mobile app which aims to improve health screening uptake developed for
men. As part of the study to develop an effective mobile app to increase health screening …

Objectives Uptake of health screening is low in men, particularly among those aged< 40
years. This study aimed to explore factors that influence health screening behaviour in …