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Qualitative insights reveal feasibility and acceptance of point-of-care testing for cervical screening in rural settings, suggesting equity benefits for Māori communities.
Point-of-care testing for cervical screening was acceptable and, with adequate support, feasible in rural general practice. Point-of-care testing offers an equity-enhancing model for improving access and outcomes for rural Māori communities.
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