BACKGROUND: National cervical screening rates have plateaued at around 60%. Each
method of recruitment has an upper limit to uptake and the benefits of multiple strategies are …

This study examined the effect of three interventions for encouraging women to have a Pap
smear in a general practice: tagging the medical record to remind the doctor to offer a Pap …

Offering Pap tests to hospital inpatients could increase cervical screening rates. A survey to
examine the acceptability of this concept was conducted with female inpatients in a rural …

Objective: To compare self‐reported cervical screening rates, as recorded in the 1998 NSW
Health Survey, with registry‐based cervical screening rates for NSW for the same period; …

Well organized cervical screening in general practice can have considerable clinical and
financial rewards. Yet in a randomized survey of general practitioners in the United Kingdom …

OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to determine the acceptability, effectiveness,
and cost of a face-to-face educational outreach intervention in the context of a program …

Objectives–The main objective of this project was to evaluate a collaborative nurse and
general practitioner approach to improve screening for cervical cancer. Design—Multiple …

This article discusses the evidence base underpinning the United Kingdom cervical
screening programme and proposes that there is now sufficient evidence to suggest that too …

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 …

Objectives—To investigate associations between uptake for cervical screening in general
practice and the organisation of screening, features of practice structure, and deprivation …