Cervical screening for women with physical disabilities

Hanlon, Erin

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2016-11
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Hanlon, Erin P. (2016, November). Cervical screening for women with physical disabilities. Paper presented at Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Conference, Te Papa, Wellington, New Zealand.
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Abstract
The National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) implemented NZ in 1990 Incidence of & deaths associated w cervical cancer has decreased ~ 40% and 60% The NCSP records results in their centralised database (register) ~ NCSP-R International evidence suggests: Women w disabilities (WWD) are < likely to have regular screening. WWD have lowest “compliance” rates Why is this?
Keywords:
disabled women, cervical screening
ANZSRC Field of Research:
111703 Care for Disabled, 111202 Cancer Diagnosis
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