Factors that influence the prevention of cervical cancer in the quilombo

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Objective: To identify factors that influence the prevention of cervical cancer in quilombola women. Methodo: It is an ethnographic study, the study population was composed of women attending the Basic Health Unit of this community. For the data collection were used: form, observation and health education workshops. The analysis consisted of reading and re-reading the interviews, systematizing them, classifying the units of significance and then categorizing them. Results: The non-adherence of the women was higher in black, elderly and low schooling. The shame and fear of exposure were other points, which hinder the performance of the preventive examination. Conclusion: It is important to emphasize that health education is a factor that can contribute to these women know more about the preventive exam and can acquire information, clarify doubts and prevent cervical cancer.

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Jacintho, K. S., Cavalcante, K. O. R., de Oliveira e Silva, J. M., & dos Santos, A. A. P. (2018). Factors that influence the prevention of cervical cancer in the quilombo. Cultura de Los Cuidados, (50), 151–157. https://doi.org/10.14198/CUID.2018.50.14

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