Aseel Khaled AlHassan, Reem Tarik AlSaqat, Fahad Saleh Al Sweleh
Sexual workplace violence in the health sector in Saudi Arabia: a cross sectional study
BMC health services research
cervical cancer one common cancers women worldwide cause high mortality among people pap smear screening appropriate method prevent cervical cancer reduce mortality study aimed determine effect webbased education based health belief model hbm cervical cancer screening behavior middleaged women study quasiexperimental interventional research conducted 240 middleaged women aged 4059 years isfahan iran 2022 online educational intervention based constructs health belief model conducted intervention group using tripleb platform information intervention control groups collected immediately intervention 2 months later using valid questionnaire gathered data analyzed using anova lsd posthoc independent samples test chisquare mancova statistical tests spss 26 software intervention mean scores knowledge perceived susceptibility perceived severity perceived benefits selfefficacy internal cues action intervention group increased mean score perceived barriers decreased p 001 mean score external cues action show significant difference intervention control groups immediately 2 months intervention two months intervention 32 women 262 intervention group two women 17 control group performed pap smear test webbased educational intervention based hbm using different strategies question answer presentation infographics lectures brainstorming showing videos numerous educational images effective way increasing knowledge cognitive variables women pap smear test