Factors associated with the decision to undergo cervical cancer screening for women aged 35-60 In the area responsible for Tha Song Yang Health Promoting Hospital.

Abstract

            This research has the objective Tostudy the factors that relate to the decision to attend  cervical  cancer  screening for women aged 35-60 years in  the  responsible  area  of   Tha  Song  Yang  Health  Promoting  Hospital. Sample group 76 women aged 35-60 years. Tools for data collection.  It is a general information  questionnaire  and a  personal  factor  questionnaire. And  the  relationship  between   leading  factors  With   receiving  cervical cancer  screening  services for the sample The data was  analyzed by using statistical  distribution of frequency,  percentage,  and  results showed that the sample was female (100%), aged  30-39 years (77.6%), Buddhist (80.3%) Knowledge of cervical  cancer  (78.9%)  perceived  risk  of  cervical  cancer (82.9%),  perceived  severity  of  cervical  cancer  (77.6 %)  were  perceived. Benefits of cervical cancer screening by pap smear (63.2%) were perceived barriers to cervical cancer  screening (57.9%) and self-efficacy towards the examination.  Screening for cervical cancer  (63.2%)