A cluster randomized trial of strategies to increase uptake amongst young women invited for their first cervical screen: The STRATEGIC trial

A cluster randomized trial of strategies to increase uptake amongst young women invited for their first cervical screen: The STRATEGIC trial

Objectives To measure the feasibility and effectiveness of interventions to increase cervical screening uptake amongst young women. Methods A two-phase cluster randomized trial conducted in general practices in the NHS Cervical Screening Programme. In Phase 1, women in practices randomized to interv...

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Main Authors:	Kitchener, H, Gittins, M, Cruickshank, M, Moseley, C, Fletcher, S, Albrow, R, Gray, A, Brabin, L, Torgerson, D, Crosbie, E, Sargent, A, Roberts, C
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	SAGE Publications 2017

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