Background People with disability, multiple chronic conditions or both may experience
challenges in accessing primary care. We aimed to determine the association between …

Background: Pap smear has a central role in cervical cancer screening. Previous studies
have found that female patients with disabilities are less likely to receive a Pap smear as …

Purpose Using the linked administrative database in Korea, we investigated (1) whether
cervical cancer screening participation differed by the presence of varying degrees and …

Objective To investigate the relationship between the level of disability and regular Pap
smear testing among women in Taiwan and explore how this relationship may vary with the …

Objectives To explore the rate and determinants of the likelihood of cervical cancer
screening participation among disabled women living in institutions in France. Methods The …

Background Cervical cancer screening is an important public health priority, yet many
marginalized groups are not reached by existing programs. The nearly 700 million women …

Background Prior research has noted disparities between women with and without
disabilities in receipt of timely screening for breast and cervical cancer. Some studies …

Background Previous research has found breast and cervical cancer screening disparities
between women with and without disabilities, and between women living in rural versus …

Abstract Background: Regular Pap test screening has contributed to decreasing cervical
cancer incidence and mortality over the past decades, yet half of the women diagnosed with …

Previous studies showed that the receipt of cervical cancer screening among women with
disabilities is low. Some disparities may also exist within the subpopulation of women with …