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Abstract C153: Findings from the breast and cervical navigation in communities for equity (BC-NiCE) study: A community health worker/patient navigator model to decrease screening disparities

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Experimental intervention improved screening access for Black women in Alabama, suggesting enhanced healthcare navigation can reduce disparities.

The BC-NiCE study linked community health workers to Black women, improving breast and cervical cancer screening access.
BC-NiCE referrals led to 110 patients completing screenings across 41 providers, addressing significant barriers.
Qualitative analysis by patient navigators highlighted critical barriers such as financial stress and healthcare communication issues.
Partnership strategies enhancing patient navigation may reduce cancer mortality among Black women.

Bateman et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Experimental intervention improved screening access for Black women in Alabama, suggesting enhanced healthcare navigation can reduce disparities.