Concerns about attendance for cervical screening has focussed on determining the reasons
why some women never attend. Less attention has been paid to whether women continue to …

This study examined women's attitudes and motivations towards cervical screening. The
sample consisted of 680 women attending three general practices in two New Zealand …

An audit of a computer based screening and recall programme in a Wellington group
general practice is reported (practice population 13,866). The records of all women aged …

Of the 1527 women aged 30-59 years in one general practice who were eligible for a
cervical smear examination 196 (12.8%) were overdue for the test. These women were …

The United Kingdom (UK) cervical screening programme has been successful in securing
participation of a high proportion of targeted women, and has seen a fall in mortality rates of …

A pilot interview study looked at reasons why women did not attend a clinic following an
invitation for a cervical smear test offered via a computer-managed scheme. Three broad …

A survey of 400 Ealing residents was conducted from the Department of Public Health in
Ealing Health Authority to ascertain why the response to the call/recall letters issued by the …

In this article we report how recent research has indicated that many important issues
regarding cervical screening remain of concern following the implemen-tation of the …

Sociodemographic and attitudinal correlates of self-reported cervical screening uptake were
investigated among 1307 women in the target age group who participated in two national …

OBJECTIVE--To investigate whether the currently recommended age at which to stop
cervical screening (64) can be lowered and what criteria should be used for safely doing so …