2017
DOI: 10.5152/tjbh.2017.3117
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University Students’ Awareness of Breast and Cervical Cancers: A Comparison of Two Countries and Two Different Cultures

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“…The identified articles in Appendix A Table 1 present the regions generating empirical breast cancer research since 2017, originating from Western Asia (n=6), Eastern Asia (n=5), Southern Asia (n=5), South-Eastern Asia (n=5), Eastern Europe (n=3), South America (n=2), Northern Africa (n=2), Eastern Africa (n=1), Middle Africa (n=1), Northern America (n=1), Western Africa (n=1), and a multi-national collaboration (n=1) in which Turkish students demonstrated more BC understanding than Polish students. 22 Of the 33 selected articles, there were 27 descriptive cross-sectional studies, characterizing the prevalence of breast cancer awareness, five quasiexperimental interventions estimating the causal impact of specific breast cancer interventions, and one BCA scale development study. 23 All of the studies explored breast cancer awareness and knowledge, 30 studies addressed BSE, and 6 studies focused on attitudes towards breast cancer awareness.…”
Section: Regions Actively Generating Research Of Students' Bc Underst...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The identified articles in Appendix A Table 1 present the regions generating empirical breast cancer research since 2017, originating from Western Asia (n=6), Eastern Asia (n=5), Southern Asia (n=5), South-Eastern Asia (n=5), Eastern Europe (n=3), South America (n=2), Northern Africa (n=2), Eastern Africa (n=1), Middle Africa (n=1), Northern America (n=1), Western Africa (n=1), and a multi-national collaboration (n=1) in which Turkish students demonstrated more BC understanding than Polish students. 22 Of the 33 selected articles, there were 27 descriptive cross-sectional studies, characterizing the prevalence of breast cancer awareness, five quasiexperimental interventions estimating the causal impact of specific breast cancer interventions, and one BCA scale development study. 23 All of the studies explored breast cancer awareness and knowledge, 30 studies addressed BSE, and 6 studies focused on attitudes towards breast cancer awareness.…”
Section: Regions Actively Generating Research Of Students' Bc Underst...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El diagnóstico de temor según la NANDA, es una respuesta a la percepción de una amenaza que se reconoce conscientemente 16 ; por lo tanto, el temor se percibe como una emoción de peligro, daño o dolor que podría influir en la adherencia de la mujer a los programas de tamizaje cervicouterino. Estudios han encontrado que el acceso a la citología está condicionado por factores inhibidores, entre ellos, el temor, el miedo, el dolor, el pudor, la vergüenza a la exploración y la angustia por conocer los resultados 2,1,20,25,[29][30][31] .…”
Section: Prevalencia De Los Diagnósticos De Enfermeríaunclassified
“…El cáncer de cérvix es un importante problema de salud pública en todo el mundo 1 , con una estimación anual de 500 000 casos nuevos, de los cuales aproximadamente el 83% se presentan en países en desarrollo 2 . De acuerdo con la Organización Mundial de la Salud, la tasa estandarizada a nivel mundial es de 15,2 x 100 000 mujeres.…”
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