Cross-sectional study evaluates self-sampling methods for cervical cancer screening in women, highlighting their acceptability and concordance with clinician-collected samples.
Key Points
Self-collected vaginal and urine samples showed high concordance with clinician-collected samples for hpv.
Over 90% of participants found both self-sampling methods easy and comfortable to use, enhancing screening potential.
First-void urine was preferred for sample collection among participants with high-grade cervical lesions.
Strong educational support via instructional videos substantially improved participants' confidence in self-collection methods.