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Cervical Screening in Canadian First Nation Cree Women
Purpose: Attitudes and beliefs of First Nation Cree women living in a reserve community were explored to gain insights into how cervical screening could be better utilized. Method: Focused ethnography utilizing participant observation and interviews ( n = 8) with participants having experience with...
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| description | Purpose: Attitudes and beliefs of First Nation Cree women living in a reserve community were explored to gain insights into how cervical screening could be better utilized. Method: Focused ethnography utilizing participant observation and interviews ( n = 8) with participants having experience with cervical screening and/or cancer was conducted. Results: Women did not believe they had adequate information and were resistant to screening because of embarrassment caused by the procedure and fear of cancer, which was viewed as a “death sentence.” Conclusions: Challenges faced by First Nation Cree women when contemplating cervical screening are presented. Nursing sensitivity is needed to strategize access to cervical screening that is culturally appropriate. |
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| subjects | Anthropology, Cultural Canada Cervical cancer Cultural Competency Female Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Humans Indians, North American Mass Screening - nursing Medical screening Nursing Patient Acceptance of Health Care - ethnology Reproductive system Transcultural nursing Uterine Cervical Dysplasia - prevention & control Uterine Cervical Neoplasms - prevention & control Vaginal Smears Women |
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