Takashi Watari, Masaru Kurihara, Yuji Nishizaki, Yasuharu Tokuda, Yoshimasa Nagao
Safety culture survey among medical residents in Japan: a nationwide cross-sectional study
BMJ open quality
cervical cancer one top cause death among childbearing women globally public health issue underdeveloped nationsit worlds second prevalent cancer among women 2018 311000 women died due cervical cancerapproximately 80 deaths occurred developing countrieshowever insufficient research cervical cancer screening utilisation among ethiopian nurses despite fact nurses promote womens health play key role cervical cancer education result evaluating utilization cervical cancer screening among nurses critical program effectiveness assess magnitude utilization cervical cancer screening determinant factors among female nurses selected public hospitals addis ababa ethiopia institutionalbased crosssectional study design employed october 1 november 30 2022 data collected using intervieweradministered questionnaire data entered epi data version 31 exported spss version 22 data management analysis bivariate multivariable logistic regressions employed identify predictor variables statistical significance considered p 005 adjusted odds ratio calculated 95 ci magnitude utilization cervical cancer screening among nurses working selected public hospitals addis ababa 185 95 ci 142 231 work experience 8 years aor 1678 95 ci 482 5844 history sti aor 5372 95 ci 1418 20345 multiple sexual partners aor 1274 95 ci 415 3911 significantly associated utilization cervical cancer screening among female nurses overall cervical cancer screening rate among female nurses low compared strategy cervical cancer elimination asks 70 women worldwide checked cervical illnesses regularly 2030 according study findings respondents work experience sti history multiple sexual partners influenced utilization cervical cancer screening among nurses boost utilization screening services female nurses place strong emphasis maintaining screening awareness education knowledge sharingfinally recommend future researchers comparative study design draw scientific credible conclusions