Table 2.

Health practitioners (n = 12) consensus using Fuzzy Delphi Method assessment.

Construct PMT / Item generate by informants	Triangular Fuzzy Numbers		Fuzzy Evaluation Process				Expert Agreement
	Threshold value (d)	Expert agreement (%)	m1	m2	m3	Fuzzy score (A)		Ranking
Perceived vulnerability
CC is asymptomatic at the early stage, making women unaware the changes of the cervical cells	0.095	91.7	0.817	0.950	0.992	0.919	Accepted	1
Women will be infected with HPV at some point in their lifetime as early as the age 20–24 years old	0.098	91.7	0.800	0.942	0.992	0.911	Accepted	2
Cervical cancer is a slow-growing disease, which take up to 10 years in developing into precancerous lesions.	0.234	91.7	0.717	0.858	0.933	0.836	Accepted	3
Perceived severity
Early detection and treatment is more effective when women perform the screening at the younger age.	0.023	100.0	0.883	0.992	1.000	0.958	Accepted	1
If diagnosed with cervical cancer, the effects of severity will also be felt by the surrounding family (spouse, children).	0.074	100.0	0.817	0.958	1.000	0.925	Accepted	2
The incidence of cervical cancer diagnosis begins to increase at the age of 35 years and the peak incidence at the age of 50–74 years	0.217	83.3	0.750	0.883	0.942	0.858	Accepted	3
Fear (Threat appraisal)
If embarrassed of having a Pap smear screening, there is an option that can reduce the pain and embarrassment, which is the HPV DNA screening (self-sampling).	0.068	100.0	0.833	0.967	1.000	0.933	Accepted	1
The screening procedure will cause some discomfort but is carried out by an experienced staff to reduce the discomfort.	0.128	91.7	0.800	0.933	0.975	0.903	Accepted	2
Perceived self-efficacy
Feelings of discomfort and embarrass need to be overcome to ensure own personal health.	0.042	100.0	0.867	0.983	1.000	0.950	Accepted	1
Healthy women making of the healthy families, therefore women are responsible for taking care of their own health.	0.128	91.7	0.800	0.933	0.975	0.903	Accepted	2
Involve your partner in getting a Pap smear test for emotional support and avoid fear.	0.119	83.3	0.767	0.917	0.983	0.889	Accepted	3
Response efficacy
Pap smear screening is performed by trained health workers	0.023	100.0	0.883	0.992	1.000	0.958	Accepted	1
HPV DNA screening is a self-screening. The procedure is easier and painless.	0.023	100.0	0.883	0.992	1.000	0.958	Accepted	1
Women should prioritize Pap smear and HPV DNA screening	0.023	100.0	0.883	0.992	1.000	0.958	Accepted	1
Response costs (Coping appraisal)
Cervical cancer screening helps early diagnosis and prevents the development of cervical cancer	0.000	100.0	0.900	1.000	1.000	0.967	Accepted	1
Early diagnosis saves the women's life.	0.000	100.0	0.900	1.000	1.000	0.967	Accepted	1
Cervical cancer is prevented and can be detected early through a screening program for women aged 21 to 65 years.	0.104	91.7	0.850	0.958	0.975	0.928	Accepted	3
Protection motivation
Immediately seek advice from the health practitioner if there are unusual symptoms from vagina, for example smelly discharge, bleeding after menopause	0.087	91.7	0.833	0.958	0.992	0.928	Accepted	1
Regular cervical cancer screening should be done every three years (Pap smear) and five years (HPV test) even if the previous results are negative.	0.124	91.7	0.817	0.942	0.975	0.911	Accepted	2
Choose an indicator as the reminder for the next screening (example: use the child's age as a reminder with multiples of age 3 years, 6 years, 9 years and so on)	0.238	75.0	0.685	0.842	0.925	0.817	Accepted	3

CC = cervical cancer; HPV = human papilloma virus; DNA = deoxyribonucleic acid.