Rita Mustika, Anyta Pinasthika, Nadia Greviana
The Importance of Learning with Patients: Post-Pandemic Takeaways on Learning Professionalism in Clinical Settings
The Malaysian journal of medical sciences : MJMS
homebased selfsampling human papillomavirus hpv testing may alternative women attending clinicbased cervical cancer screening assessed barriers care motivators use athome hpv selfsampling kits covid19 pandemic part randomized controlled trial evaluating kit effectiveness participants women aged 3065 underscreened cervical cancer safetynet healthcare system conducted telephone surveys englishspanish among subgroup trial participants assessed differences groups determined statistical significance p005 half 233 survey participants reported clinicbased screening pap uncomfortable 678 embarrassing 524 discomfort seeing male providers 631 last two factors significantly prevalent among spanish vs english speakers 664 vs 30 p0000 699 vs 522 p0006 respectively women completed kit found pap embarrassing 693 stressful 556 less convenient 556 kit first factor prevalent among spanish vs english speakers 796 vs 5338 p0001 among patients elementary education covid19 pandemic influenced 595 participate trial due fear covid difficulty making appointments ease using kits hpv selfsampling kits may reduce barriers among underscreened women safetynet system study supported grant national institute minority health health disparitie nimhd r01md013715 pi jr montealegre nct03898167