Objective As uptake of cervical screening continues to decline, this systematic review
synthesises the qualitative literature on women's perceptions and experiences of cervical …

Objective: Cervical cancer is the fourth most commonly occurring cancer in women
worldwide. The UK has one of the highest cervical screening rates in Europe, yet attendance …

Background Australia has recently introduced a new screening program for cervical cancer.
There has also been a decline in participation rates for cervical screening. Aim To complete …

Rationale Cervical cancer screening registry data indicate that 43% of eligible Australian
women did not screen in the latest reporting period (2014–2015). However, few prior …

Background Uptake of cervical cancer screening in the United Kingdom (UK) is falling year
on year, and a more sophisticated understanding of non-participation may help design …

Cervical cancer is potentially one of the most preventable cancers. The benefits of cervical
screening come to those who are actually screened. Despite the known value of cervical …

Objectives To explore barriers to cervical screening attendance in a population-based
sample, and to compare barriers endorsed by women who were up-to-date with screening …

Abstract In Stockholm, Sweden, women are invited to a cost-free population-based cervical
cancer screening programme (PCCSP) at regular intervals. Despite this, many women …

LOGAN L. & MCILFATRICK S.(2011) European Journal of Cancer Care20, 720–727
Exploring women's knowledge, experiences and perceptions of cervical cancer screening in …

Abstract Background. The UK Cervical Screening Programme, delivered mostly through
primary care, commands impressive levels of public support. However, considerable …