Where do you go if you need routine care, like a checkup?
Where do you go if you have a medical emergency?
Do you have medical insurance?
Do you travel to your home county for health care?
Do you feel that the doctors/nurses here in the United States are different from back home?
Would you rather get information from a doctor or nurse about female exams?
How would you describe the communication between you and your provider/providers?
Do you believe that seeing a health care provider that spoke Spanish would improve your quality of care?
Do you have someone in the area that you can confide in about your health and medical issues?
Did you know where to go for your exams before attending the Esperanza y Vida program?
Did attending the Esperanza y Vida program influence you to go to a health care provider?
Did attending the program influence your conversation with the health care provider about these cancer screening tests?
What helped you to decide to get your CBE/Pap/MAM exam(s) when you did?
What do you remember most about the Esperanza y Vida program you attended?
Do you remember picking up any printed materials about cancer screening or health resources in your community?
How did the program help you get screened?
How did meeting the staff and volunteers influence or help you?
What could we add to the program that would make it more helpful?
It would help us to know if there are parts of the program that women didn’t like so we can change it and make it better. What would you change?
