Design, Implementation and Evaluation of a Cervical Cancer Prevention Behavior Training Program for Women of Reproductive Age 18-49 in Andimeshk in 1399-1998

Design, implementation and evaluation of the effect of training program on cervical cancer screening behavior in women of reproductive age 18-49 years

Sample size obtained using the formula n = ((Z_ (1-α / 2) + Z_ (1-β)) ^ 2 (δ_1 ^ 2 + δ_2 ^ 2)) / (µ_1-µ_2) ^ 2 Thirty-six patients were included, accounting for 15% of the probability of loss for the 42 group. Randomization of the samples will be done to maintain equilibrium in the number of subjects belonging to the control and intervention groups and to obtain the maximum power in the study using a randomized block design with four blocks. These duplicate random blocks will be performed for each cluster individually.

At this stage, to obtain a random sample that represents all women in the city; a sample of Andimeshk women in order to achieve the status of knowledge, attitude, self-efficacy, and performance of women in Pap smear screening, setting up, and providing targeted educational content. The second phase will be studied.

Inclusion criteria 1. Women of childbearing age 18-49 (who have been married at least once, regardless of their current marital status), Resident of Andimeshk 3. Minimum literacy reading and writing 4. Has a minimum age of 18 years and a maximum of 49 years 5. Written consent to participate in the study Exclusion criteria 1. Cervical cancer or other STDs 2. Opt out of study 3. Inability to read and write

All women who qualify for the study will be given a pre-test. After completing the questionnaire, individuals will be divided into intervention and control groups according to their evaluation and mean score. The control group will not be given specific action or training.

Promoting Knowledge, Attitude, Self-efficacy, and Practice About Cervical Cancer Screening

Randomization of the samples will be done in order to maintain equilibrium in the number of subjects belonging to the control and intervention groups and to obtain maximum power in the study using a randomized block design with 4 blocks. These duplicate random blocks will be performed for each cluster individually.

In this study, data can be shared after people are unrecognizable. Statistical analysis and intervention program reporting will also be shared.

+Access to study documentation will begin 6 months after the results are published.

Study documentation will be available to researchers working in academic and scientific institutions.

Study documentation will be available only to researchers working in academic and scientific institutions and will not be available to others.

1. Dr. Alireza Heidarnia, Professor of Health Education, Tarbiat Modares University email: hidarnia@modares.ac.ir 2- Shahnaz Ghavavandi MSc Student of Health Education, Tarbiat Modarres University email: ghalavandishahnaz@modares.ac.ir

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