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Increasing cancer screening and prevention, People living with rural,…

- - - - strategies
        
        Include all participants, regardless of HPV vaccination status
        
        Allow cervical screening for individuals aged 75 or older upon request or if under-screened
        
        Initiate cervical screening for sexually active individuals at age 25
        
        Identify community with lower coverage
        
        Send invitations and reminders to individuals aged 25-70
        
        work with cervical cancer survivors (Senkomago et al., 2021).
        
        working in partnership with rural and remote
        health service provider, peak bodies and community.
        
        what nurses can do
        
        send reminders through phone, SMS, mail
        
        Implementing cervical screening every five years, colposcopy
        
        outreach program
        
        mobile colposcopy unit by transportation support
        
        community-based mobile cervical screening (Srinivas et al., 2021).
        
        cervical screening pop up clinic
        
        what nurses can do
      - Goal of cervical screening program (NCSP)
        
        Decrease the number of deaths and illnesses
        
        Increase the percentage of individuals aged 25 to 74 who undergo screening every five years
        
        Mitigate the adverse effects
- - - - low socio economic condition
    - - prone to cancer
- - - - open communication
        
        Research that works
        
        educating on HPV and HPV self testing potentially contribute to a more equitable NCSP (Lawton et al., 2023).
        
        social network based group intervention (Wanyenze et al., 2022).
        
        Nurse-led cervical screening services (Perks et al.,2018).
        
        Access to women friendly health care
  - - - Tailored screening and vaccination campaigns
  - - - incidence, state, mortality rates
        
        conduct regular audit each year
        
        Use data from NCSR (National Cancer Surveillance Registry), cancer registries, and the NGOR (National Grid of Oncology Registries)
  - - - Discussing risk & benefits
        
        Addressing barriers to screening
        
        offering support and counseling
        
        follow-up and guidance in result