Background: Systematic reviews have, in the past, focused on quantitative studies and
clinical effectiveness, while excluding qualitative evidence. Qualitative research can inform …

Abstract Guided by Fuzzy Trace Theory, this study examined the impact of a 'Gist-
based'leaflet on colorectal cancer screening knowledge and intentions; and tested the …

Background Provision of written information may improve awareness of cancer symptoms
and encourage timely presentation in primary care. This study assessed changes in …

A cross-sectional audit by questionnaire was carried out on 100 consecutive colposcopy
clinic patients. These women were first attenders, with cervical smears showings mild to …

Objectives Compare public perceptions and intentions to undergo colorectal cancer
screening tests following detailed information regarding CT colonography (CTC; after non …

Objective. We describe the content of providers' postcolposcopy consultations and women's
perceptions of consultations and their conditions. Materials and Methods. Consultations (n …

Objective Discussing defaecating disorders is difficult for patients and many view anal
physiology investigations (ultrasound, manometry, electromyography and pudendal nerve …

Objective: To investigate patient satisfaction and compliance with recommendations in
information leaflets sent to women prior to colposcopy clinic attendance and to establish …

These guidelines are an update of the 1997 NHS Cervical Screening Programme
(NHSCSP) Publications No 5 and No 6. They are based on a systematic review undertaken …

Objective: To evaluate whether viewing a video of a colposcopic examination can improve
patient knowledge of the procedures involved. The secondary objectives involved …