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Published in final edited form as: West J Nurs Res. 2014 Apr 2;37(11):1489–1509. doi: 10.1177/0193945914529025

Table 4. Cosmetologists' and Customers' Views on the Feasibility of Using Ethnic Beauty Salons for Cervical Cancer Screening Education.

Items	Cosmetologists (n = 18)		Customers (n = 44)

	Responses

	n	%	n	%
Interest in discussing cervical cancer-related topics
No	5	27.8	11	25.0
Yes	13	72.2	33	75.0
Level of interest in discussing the topics^a
A lot or very much	8	61.6	18	54.5
Somewhat	3	23.1	9	27.3
A little	2	15.4	6	18.2
Comfort discussing cervical cancer-related topics
No	5	27.8	5	11.4
Yes	13	72.2	39	88.6
Level of comfort discussing the topics^a
A lot or very much	9	69.3	29	74.4
Somewhat	3	23.1	8	20.5
A little	1	7.7	2	5.1
Interest in learning about cervical cancer-related topics
No	2	11.1	5	11.4
Yes	16	88.9	39	88.6
Level of interest in learning about the topics^a
A lot or very much	9	56.3	32	82.0
Somewhat	5	31.3	4	10.3
A little	2	12.5	3	7.7
Preferred method of learning about the topics^a
Watching videos	5	31.3	8	20.5
1:1 Conversation	4	25.0	9	23.1
Reading pamphlets	2	12.5	7	17.9
Visiting websites/online	2	12.5	7	17.9
Attending workshops	2	12.5	4	10.3
Group discussions	1	6.3	4	10.3
Interest in delivering cervical cancer-related material to customers (n = 17)
No	0	0.0	NA
Yes	17	100.0	NA
Level of interest in delivering the material^a
A lot or very much	10	58.8	NA
Somewhat	5	29.4	NA
A little	2	11.8	NA
Preferred method of delivering the material^a
1:1 Conversation	8	47.1	NA
Distributing pamphlets	5	29.4	NA
Using website/online	2	11.9	NA
Others: posters/stickers/videos	2	11.9	NA
Comfort delivering cervical cancer-related material to customers (n = 17)
No	0	0.0	NA
Yes	17	100.0	NA
Level of comfort delivering the material^a
A lot or very much	9	53.0	NA
Somewhat	6	35.3	NA
A little	2	11.8	NA

Note. NA = not applicable to customers.

Questions asked of participants who responded positively to a binary (Yes/No) question