General screening behavior |
“When is the last time you had a breast exam and a mammogram?” |
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“At that time, did you understand why you had an abnormal breast exam?” |
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“Did you understand why you needed to go for another test, such as a biopsy or repeat mammogram?” |
Access to health care |
“Is it difficult for you to get the healthcare you need?” |
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“What kinds of issues did you face in getting follow-up care or treatment?” |
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“Are you able to afford visits to the clinic, medications, and treatment?” |
Culture |
“Do you think your culture could be an obstacle to your receiving the healthcare you need?” |
General barriers to follow-up |
“What are some of the barriers you have found to obtaining your breast exam, follow-up, or biopsy?” |
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“Are there any side effects from the mammogram, breast exam, or further tests and treatments that make you less likely to follow-up with them?” |
Attitudes and perceived benefits |
“In your own words, why are breast exams and mammograms important?” |
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“In your own words, why is following up for your cancer care important?” |
Decision-making factors |
“Why did you choose the time you did to have a breast cancer screen?” |
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“What are some of the factors that helped you make this decision?” |
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“If you delayed obtaining cancer-related care, what factors led to a delay in your decision?” |
Resources |
“What things or services have helped you to follow-up with your breast exam or mammogram?” |