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September 18, 2025Journal of Global Health Economics and PolicyOpen Access

Implementation science research to understand the readiness of a mobile clinic intervention to screen for high-risk HPV infections and associated morbidity in Mali and Nigeria

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KKKate KleinIMImran Morhason‐BelloITIbrahima Teguété

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Overview

Research assesses community readiness for hrHPV screening through a mobile clinic, highlighting cultural barriers.

Key Points

  • The mobile clinic intervention aims to increase access to hrHPV testing and reduce cervical cancer rates in target regions.
  • Focus groups with community leaders and women identified barriers and cultural factors affecting hpv screening acceptance.
  • Implementation science methods will assess community needs and inform adaptations of the intervention for better outcomes.
  • Culturally tailored strategies are essential for successful delivery and acceptance of hrHPV screening initiatives.

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Klein et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d461bc31b076d99fa60b3ahttps://doi.org/10.7189/001c.134069
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