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) |