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Educational interventions to promote cervical cancer screening among rural populations: A systematic review

Zhang et al. (2022)

Health Evidence - 10.3390/ijerph19116874

Evidence Categories

Care setting: Any setting
Population group: Women
Intervention: Education Interventions
Outcome: Screening: Uptake of cervical cancer screening

Type of Evidence

Systematic Review

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