The research aims to explore barriers to breast cancer screening among Black women using a geo-social-cultural-ecological approach.
Qualitative and descriptive study design
Focus on barriers across multiple levels of influence
Utilized geo-location for context
Identified key barriers impacting breast cancer screening access
Highlighted the influence of socio-cultural factors on screening pathways
Proposed million-level strategies for addressing barriers
Abstract
Findings support a geo-social-cultural-ecological approach to systematically identifying barriers and discerning the pathways of barriers across multilevel systems within a geolocation.