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assess practice breast selfexamination bse associated factors among women reproductive age north shoa zone oromia ethiopia communitybased crosssectional study convergent mixedmethods approach study conducted north shoa zone oromia central ethiopia 1 may 2022 30 june 2022 1076 women reproductive age selected using simple random sampling technique quantitative study qualitative part total 46 women approached purposively elicit rich ideas insight issue quantitative data collected using intervieweradministered questionnaire focus group discussions used qualitative part quantitative data analysed using spss v26 adjusted 95 ci employed thematic analysis approach applied qualitative data analysis participants interviewed respond whether practised bse overall 192 182 157205 participants ever performed bse family history breast cancer bc adjusted aor69 95 ci 46 103 knowledgeable bse aor3 95 ci 19 43 high perceived susceptibility aor17 95 ci 12 25 high selfefficacy aor15 95 ci 11 23 high perceived benefit bse aor15 95 ci 11 23 significantly associated increased odds bse practicefour main themes emerged qualitative analysis bc bserelated knowledge perceived benefits treatment barriers bse practice enablers bse practice practice bse area considerably low north shoa zonal health office stakeholders disseminate instructional materials cover techniques benefits regularly performing bse healthcare professionals engage community address obstacles women face practising bse