… the Indigenous status of screening participants. This article reports the first population-based …
of participation in cervical screening for Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian women. …

… Indigenous Australian women’s experiences and views of participation in cervical screening
by … and persistent disparities in rates of cervical screening and cervical cancer outcomes for …

… The wide disparities in cervical cancer incidence between and within countries reflect the …
to screening; disparities in mortality additionally reflect variability in access to cancer treatment. …

… In Australia, a critical disparity exists for Indigenous Australian … due to lower screening
rates. We aimed to understand Indigenous women's cervical screening awareness, behaviours, …

… due to lower screening rates. We aimed to understand Indigenous women's cervical screening
… The first comprehensive report on Indigenous Australian women's inequalities in cervical …

… Our findings show that Indigenous women recorded on the Pap Smear … women who had
not previously had a Pap smear, we selected women aged 30–69 years who had a Pap smear …

… Yarning is an Indigenous qualitative research method in which … The proportion of eligible
women who screened within 30 … the benefits of cervical screening for under-screened women. …

… women in our First Nations partner communities. In the current report, we explored perceived
barriers to cervical cancer screening … -related health inequalities that are largely influenced …

… cervical screening while enhancing women's sense of control and empowerment. While a
growing body of research suggests that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women … Australia. …

… disparities, and also excuses health authorities from responsibility to ameliorate these
disparities. For cervical cancer, we evaluated disparities in risk by evaluating ethically distinct …