Most women who develop cancer have not been screened regularly. One in four women in
Scotland, is overdue for cervical screening. Aim was to assess the impact of offering multiple …

A case-control study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of a regional call
programme in reaching women at risk of cervical cancer. Home interviews were conducted …

Please cite this paper as: Waller J, Jackowska M, Marlow L, Wardle J. Exploring age
differences in reasons for nonattendance for cervical screening: a qualitative study. BJOG …

Background This study explored women's views on cervical screening following the
introduction of the 1990 general practitioner (GP) contract, which has had a major impact on …

Abstract Issue Addressed Cervical screening rates for young women aged between 25 and
35 are lower than older Australian women, however, little research has been conducted to …

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 …

Cervical screening has been subject to intense media scrutiny in New Zealand in recent
years prompted by a series of health system failings through which a number of women …

Objectives Understanding why some women actively decline cervical screening could
contribute to tailored intervention development. We explored reasons for non-participation in …

Abstract Aim Women aged 25–35 years, for whom cervical cancer is most problematic, are
least likely to participate in the cervical screening programme. Therefore, identifying barriers …

OBJECTIVE--To determine changes in the cervical screening service since the introduction
of the new general practitioner contract on 1 April 1990. DESIGN--Analysis of computerised …