IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR IMMUNOCHROMATOGRAPHIC TESTS IN PAPANICOLAOU FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH-RISK VIRUSES, HEALTH FACILITIES 2025
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https://doi.org/10.4238/q25qh835Keywords:
Cervical cancer screening, High-risk human papillomavirus (HPV), Immunochromatographic tests, Papanicolaou (Pap smear), Low-resource health settings, Public health implementationAbstract
The co-occurrence coefficients indicate high relationships between different concepts in the data. The perfect associations (coefficient of 1.00) suggest that such pairs as low-cost community approach benefits and community approach benefits, urgent testing changes and speed of testing were always mentioned jointly. Furthermore, the terms multidisciplinary training coincides with interprofessional coordination difficulties and partial self-perception of competence is associated with the need to update professionally. The moderate correlations (0.50) indicate that there are significant associations between such items as "diagnostic support benefits" and the concept of workload reduction, and many of the training themes and problems faced by institutions that demonstrate the difficulty of the implementation of effective testing practices.
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