The Design and Evaluation of Community‐Informed Video Resources to Promote Safe and Inclusive Cervical Screening for South Australian LGBTIQ+ People With a Cervix

Improving cervical screening participation among LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix is essential to achieving the National Cervical Screening Program targets. This study highlights a respectful, community-informed and relatively inexpensive approach to promote safe and inclusive cervical screening. The positive feedback from LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix underscores the value of inclusive messaging tailored to community needs. SO WHAT?: LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix face barriers to cervical screening participation, but self-collection may alleviate some barriers. Community-informed resources can effectively support this population to access inclusive cervical screening.

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Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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2025-06-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hpja.70062
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1
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Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods
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4.20

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The Design and Evaluation of Community‐Informed Video Resources to Promote Safe and Inclusive Cervical Screening for South Australian LGBTIQ+ People With a Cervix

Victoria Paterson, Tim Shipley, Jennifer Baldock
1 citations
Health Promotion Journal of Australia
Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods
4.20
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The Design and Evaluation of Community‐Informed Video Resources to Promote Safe and Inclusive Cervical Screening for South Australian LGBTIQ+ People With a Cervix

Victoria Paterson, Tim Shipley, Jennifer Baldock
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Abstract

Improving cervical screening participation among LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix is essential to achieving the National Cervical Screening Program targets. This study highlights a respectful, community-informed and relatively inexpensive approach to promote safe and inclusive cervical screening. The positive feedback from LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix underscores the value of inclusive messaging tailored to community needs. SO WHAT?: LGBTIQ+ people with a cervix face barriers to cervical screening participation, but self-collection may alleviate some barriers. Community-informed resources can effectively support this population to access inclusive cervical screening.

Health Promotion Journal of AustraliaVol. 36(3)
Flinders University (AU), Cancer Council SA (AU)
Flinders University
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods
4.20
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The Design and Evaluation of Community‐Informed Video Resources to Promote Safe and Inclusive Cervical Screening for South Australian LGBTIQ+ People With a Cervix — Victoria Paterson, Tim Shipley, et al. · Health Promotion Journal of Australia (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS