Perceptions of knowledge, beliefs, and barriers to colorectal cancer screening

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作者：

Richard Stacy

William Alvin Torrence

Carol R. Mitchell

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[1] Lincoln-Lancaster Health Department,School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

[2] University of Nebraska at Omaha,undefined

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Journal of Cancer Education | 2008年 / 23卷

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Fecal Occult Blood Test; African American Male; Health Education Program; Senior Center; Colon Cancer Screening;

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Background. Colorectal cancer (CRC) screening is an effective tool that aggressively identifies and treats preventable colorectal disease. Yet incidence and mortality disparities still exist. Methods. A cross-sectional sample of persons at risk of CRC residing in a Midwestern metropolitan area (n=43) reported their knowledge, beliefs, and perceived barriers of CRC screening. Results. Minorities were significantly more likely to have inaccurate knowledge/beliefs and increased perceived internal/external barriers of CRC screening than Whites. Conclusions. Health education programs designed to increase CRC screening efficacy have to address the predisposed knowledge, beliefs, and perceived barriers of diverse persons at risk.

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