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The research emphasizes the importance of integrating cervical screening into maternity care to eliminate cervical cancer.

Cervical screening in pregnancy: an opportunity for nurses and midwives to drive equitable cervical cancer elimination

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Collective action improves cervical screening access in pregnancy, suggesting nurses can enhance cervical cancer equity.

The research emphasizes the importance of integrating cervical screening into maternity care to eliminate cervical cancer.
Analyzed current practices of cervical screening in maternity services in Australia.
Identified gaps between clinical guidelines and actual practices.
Proposed system changes to facilitate routine cervical screening.
Highlighted that many women go unscreened during pregnancies.
Proposed that nurses and midwives can advocate for routine screening.
Indicated that structural changes are necessary for effective implementation.

Dixon et al. (2025) studied this question.

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