The Influence of Cervical Cancer Health Education on Motivation for Pap Smear Examination in Women of Childbearing Age at PMB Ni Komang Susilawati, S.Keb
Pre-experimental research shows health education improves motivation for pap smear tests in women, suggesting an effective strategy for cervical cancer prevention.
Key Points
Motivation for pap smear examinations significantly increased after health education, indicating positive outcomes.
The pre-test-posttest design revealed a strong statistical difference with a p-value of 0.001, highlighting the effectiveness of health education.
Using a single intervention group, the study assessed the motivation changes in women of childbearing age for cervical cancer screening.
Findings suggest that enhancing health education could improve cervical cancer screening rates among women, potentially reducing mortality.