| Authors |
Title |
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| Menon, Szalacha, Prabhughate, 2012(11) |
Breast and cervical cancer screening among South Asian immigrants in the United States |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test. |
| Ackerson, 2010(12) |
Personal influences that affect motivation in pap smear testing among African American women. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Tung, 2010(13) |
Benefits and barriers of pap smear screening: differences in perceptions of Vietnamese American women by stage. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Dunn, Tan, 2010(14) |
Cervical cancer screening in Malaysia: are targeted interventions necessary? |
Health education; Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy; Search for women. |
| Fernández et al. 2009(15) |
Effectiveness of cultivando la salud: a breast and cervical cancer screening promotion program for low-income Hispanic women. |
Health education; Search for women; Home visit by Community Health Agent. |
| Ackerson, Pohl, Low, 2008(16) |
Personal influencing factors associated with pap smear testing and cervical cancer. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Mock et al., 2007(17) |
Effective lay health worker outreach and media-based education for promoting cervical cancer screening among Vietnamese American women. |
Health education; Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy. |
| Rogers, Cantu, 2009(18) |
The nurse's role in the prevention of cervical cancer among underserved and minority populations. |
Health education. |
| Martin, 2008(19) |
Do women comply with recommendations for papanicolaou smears following colposcopy? A retrospective study. |
Health education; Search for women; Registering of data relevant to screening strategy. |
| Tung, Lu, Cook, 2010(20) |
Papanicolaou screening in Taiwan: perceived barriers and self-efficacy. |
Health education; Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Gamarra, Paz, Griep, 2009(21) |
Social support and cervical and breast cancer screening in Argentinean women from a rural population. |
Health education; |
| Liao et al., 2006(22) |
Addressing Taiwan's high incidence of cervical cancer: factors associated with the Nation's low compliance with Papanicolaou screening in Taiwan. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Feliciano; Christen; Velho, 2010(23) |
Câncer de colo uterino: realização do exame colpocitológico e mecanismos que ampliam sua adesão. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Park, Chang, Chung, 2005(24) |
Effects of a cognition-emotion focused program to increase public participation in papanicolaou smear screening. |
Health education; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Marshall et al., 2010(25) |
Regional variations in cancer screening rates found in women with diabetes. |
Health education; Search for women; Opportunistic screening. |
| Kessler, 2012(26) |
Increasing mammography and cervical cancer knowledge and screening behaviors with an educational program. |
Health education; Search for women; Opportunistic screening. |
| Chen et al., 2013(27) |
Low Papanicolaou smear screening rate of women with HIV infection: a nationwide population-based study in Taiwan, 2000-2010. |
Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.; Registering of data relevant to the screening strategy. |
| Khadilkar, Chen, 2013(28) |
Rate of cervical cancer screening associated with immigration status and number of years since immigration in Ontario, Canada. |
Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test. |
| Mauad, et al., 2009(29) |
Adherence to cervical and breast cancer programs is crucial to improving screening performance. |
Test collection at mobile service; Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy. |
| Taylor et al., 2010(30) |
Evaluation of a cervical cancer control intervention using lay health workers for Vietnamese American women. |
Search for women; Home visit by Community Health Agent. |
| Morrell, et al., 2009(31) |
Outcomes from a mass media campaign to promote cervical screening in NSW, Australia |
Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy. |
| Watts, et al., 2009(32) |
Understanding barriers to cervical cancer screening among Hispanic women. |
Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.. |
| Studts, et al., 2012(33) |
A community-based randomized trial of a faith-placed intervention to reduce cervical cancer burden in Appalachia. |
Dissemination of cervical cancer screening strategy; Search for women; Home visit by Community Health Agent. |
| Peterson, et al., 2012(34) |
Improving cancer screening among women with mobility impairments: randomized controlled trial of a participatory workshop intervention. |
Search for women; Opportunistic screening. |
| Lechuga, Martínez, 2008(35) |
Uso de la citología vaginal en mujeres afiliadas al régimen subsidiado atendidas en la Unidad Hospitalaria La Manga de Barranquilla (Colombia), 2006. |
Health education. |
| Salas, Guzman, Cazor, 2005(36) |
Estrategias efectivas para aumentar la Cobertura del Papanicolaou en el programa de detección del cáncer cervicouterino. |
Health education; Search for women; Investigation of women's health situation and factors interfering in compliance with cytopathological test.; Registering of data relevant to the screening strategy; Test collection at home. |
| Dietrich, et al., 2006(37) |
Telephone care management to improve cancer screening among low-income women. |
Search for women; Registering of data relevant to the screening strategy. |
| Chang, et al., 2007(38) |
Comparison of a community outreach service with opportunity screening for cervical cancer using Pap smears. |
Search for women; Opportunistic screening; Test collection at mobile service. |
| Lindel, et al., 2012(39) |
Self-sampling of vaginal fluid and high-risk human papillomavirus testing in women aged 50 years or older not attending Papanicolaou smear screening. |
Test collection at home. |
| Katz, et al., 2007(40) |
Do cervical cancer screening rates increase in association with an intervention designed to increase mammography usage? |
Opportunistic screening. |
| Matthews, et al., 2006(41) |
A qualitative evaluation of a faith-based breast and cervical cancer screening intervention for African American women. |
Search for women; Opportunistic screening. |
| Fehringer, et al., 2005(42) |
Comparison of Papanicolaou (Pap) Test Rates Across Ontario and Factors Associated with Cervical Screening. |
Search for women; Registering of data relevant for the screening strategy. |
| Obeidat, Amarin, Alzachal, 2012(43) |
Awareness, practice and attitude to cervical Papanicolaou smear among female health care workers in Jordan. |
Health education. |
