Use of Cervical Cancer Screening among Patients of Primary Healthcare Services: Northeast Portugal

Use of Cervical Cancer Screening among Patients of Primary Healthcare Services: Northeast Portugal

Background: Understanding the overuse and underuse of cervical cancer (CC) screening plays a role in preventing such behaviours, allowing to maximize the CC screening uptake. Aim: To assess the predictors of being over-screened and never/under-screened in CC screening in Northeast Portugal. Methods:...

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Main Authors:	Cristina Teixeira, Celeste Antão, Eugénia Anes, Maria José Gomes, Ana Versos, Conceição Tomé
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Karger Publishers 2022-04-01
Series:	Portuguese Journal of Public Health
Subjects:	cervical cancer mass screening secondary prevention early diagnosis of disease women’s health health literacy
Online Access:	https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/522666

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