| Statements | n(%) |
|---|---|
| Strategies used by the government to encourage women to attend cervical cancer screening services | |
| Health education | 258(51.6) |
| Cervical screening campaigns | 148(29.6) |
| Cell phone reminders | 1(0.2) |
| What else can be done to encourage women to attend cervical cancer screening? | |
| 24-hour services | 1(0.8) |
| Advertisement | 5(1.2) |
| Don’t know | 10(2) |
| Teaching | 26(5.2) |
| Awareness campaign | 7(1.4) |
| Groups | 6(1.2) |
| Door-to-door | 10(2) |
| School | 1(0.8) |
| Compulsory screening | 6(1.2) |
| Give caps | 2(0.4) |
| Give T-shirt | 3(0.6) |
| Give flag | 3(0.6) |
| Develop magazines | 4(0.5) |
| Give pamphlets | 7(1.4) |
| Encourage women to go for screening | 1(0.8) |
| Offer free services | 1(0.8) |
| Encourage use of condoms | 2(1.4) |
| Use of radio | 1(0.8) |
| Poster | 2(1.4) |
| Build clinics | 1(0.8) |
| Threaten women to go for screening | 1(0.8) |
| Use community health workers | 6(1.2) |
| Use special women at clinics | 1(0.8) |
| Use letters | 1(0.8) |
| Use cell phone reminders | 2(0.4) |
| Use community members | 1(0.8) |
| Use civic organizations | 1(0.8) |
| Services to be provided by competent professionals | 1(0.8) |
| Use of chiefs | 1(0.8) |