“…They include physical disability, level of intellectual disability, ill health of the woman or carer, moving house, access issues such as transport, capacity to consent, fear of the procedure and embarrassment. These are consistent with those found in the general population (Cobigo et al ., ; Isaacs, ; Lalor & Redmond, ; Parish et al ., ; Pehl & Hunt, ; Poynor, ; Sullivan et al ., , ; Svien et al ., ). To address low uptake, there have been many reported education and training initiatives for health and social care staff to encourage women with intellectual disabilities to attend screening (for a comprehensive review, see Willis et al ., ).…”