Background Despite efforts to achieve conceptual clarity, advanced practice nursing
continues to reside in a liminal space, unable to secure ongoing recognition as a viable …

Nearly all cases of cervical cancer (CC) are caused by persistent infection by human
papillomavirus (HPV). CC remains the second most prevalent carcinoma among women …

Aims To define nurse‐led clinics in primary health care, identify barriers and enablers that
influence their successful implementation, and understand what impact they have on patient …

Cervical cancer is the commonest gynaecological cancer affecting women, especially in low
and middle-income countries (LMICs). Despite the availability of evidence on multiple …

Aims To understand the barriers and enablers to fertility‐awareness education in general
practice. Background Most women along with their primary care practitioners–general …

Purpose Primary care nurses can contribute to cancer early diagnosis. The objective of this
systematic review was to identify, appraise and synthesise evidence on primary care nurses' …

Background: Cervical screening uptake is declining in several countries. Primary care
practitioners could play a greater role in maximising uptake, but better understanding is …

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have lower participation in Australia's National
Cervical Screening Program than other Australian women. Under-screened (including never …

Background In the context of a syphilis outbreak in neighboring states, a multifaceted
systems change to increase testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among young …

Background Cervical cancer is the second most prevalent carcinoma among women.
Stringent screening is the most effective strategy of reducing the morbidity and mortality …