1994
DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(94)90373-5
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Contradictions in women's health care provision: A case study of attendance for breast cancer screening

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“…Again, the inference here is that if the doctor does not believe a mammogram to be important for a particular patient, then it will not be recommended. This finding supports those of Fallowfield et al, 13 Glantz et al, 21 Ross et al 23 and Vernon et al 18 One of the aims of this study was to investigate the role of health beliefs in determining health behaviour. Like many studies investigating the Health Belief Model, the present study has the limitation of a retrospective design.…”
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