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Awareness And Attitudes Of The Latino Community In Omaha On Colorectal Cancer And Screening, Roger Gonzales
Awareness And Attitudes Of The Latino Community In Omaha On Colorectal Cancer And Screening, Roger Gonzales
Capstone Experience: Master of Public Health
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Epidemiologic Factors Related To Adherence To The Referral Process And Treatment Of Cervical Cancer Patients In Tanzania, Khadija H. Msami
Epidemiologic Factors Related To Adherence To The Referral Process And Treatment Of Cervical Cancer Patients In Tanzania, Khadija H. Msami
Capstone Experience: Master of Public Health
Background: Cervical cancer is of high concern particularly in developing countries as a leading cause of morbidity and mortality with significant burden on the health system. A better prognosis of cervical cancer could be achieved by early detection, diagnosis and treatment. This study aimed to ascertain the extent of delays, initiation and completion of treatment among patients with cervical cancer, during the referral pathway between Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) and Ocean Road Cancer Institute (ORCI)- the highest points of referral for cancer care and management in Tanzania.
Methods: This retrospective study included the identification of patients diagnosed with cervical cancer …