… was to explore the experiences and perceptions of cervical screening among women from a
… Women whose friends present for cervical cancer screening and encourage others to do so …

… and is directed toward women between 23 and 60 years of age. The aim of this study was
to explore women's experience of cervical screening after being diagnosed with cancer. A …

… , or as a primary screening test, many women may undergo … methods to explore women’s
experiences and concerns. The … Firstly we investigated whether women experience long-term …

… provision of privacy for giving service, decreasing the waiting time, and providing high quality
services in a respectful manner can be effective ways to increase breast cancer screening. …

… to assess how satisfied women were with organized breast cancer screening programs. A
literature … in programs using mammography as a screening test were selected. We narratively …

… for adults and children diagnosed with cancer, but no studies … experience of breast cancer
screening among African American women who have not been diagnosed with breast cancer. …

… of screening. The aims of the present study were threefold: (a) to monitor experiences of
women during three successive screening … the impact of previous experiences (obtained either …

… Accordingly, we set out to gather Black women's experiences and perspectives on CCS …
was: What are Black women's experiences and perspectives of cervical cancer screening? …

… Our study suggests that women’s private experiences of the cervical screening test are often
negative and are not consistently managed optimally in primary care. Women report feeling …

… women reason about cancer screening. We therefore planned this study with the aim of
investigating how women … Our experiences are thus in line with other reports of women in focus …