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. 2017 Oct 16;10(1):1380361. doi: 10.1080/16549716.2017.1380361

Table 2.

Knowledge of cervical cancer screening.

Characteristic Women who knew that cervical cancer screening should happen at least once a year Women who knew place where cervical cancer screening is done
All women 5168 (40.9) 4872 (76.6)
Age (years)    
 15–24 760 (35.1) 680 (66.8)
 15–19 103 (28.2) 87 (64.4)
 20–24 657 (36.2) 593 (67.1)
 25–29 1147 (38.2) 1091 (75.8)
 30–34 1294 (42.7) 1222 (77.8)
 35–39 960 (43.9) 904 (79.6)
 ≥ 40 1037 (43.0) 975 (79.8)
Region    
 Kampala 1034 (55.0) 1025 (77.5)
 Central 1048 (42.6) 972 (68.9)
 Eastern 1045 (50.0) 936 (75.9)
 Western 1039 (37.2) 967 (76.6)
 Northern 1032 (19.3) 972 (83.8)
Duration on ART (years)    
 Not on ART 212 (35.4) 185 (74.1)
 < 1 559 (32.4) 517 (66.9)
 < 2 570 (33.9) 523 (69.8)
 ≥ 2 3857 (43.4) 3647 (79.0)
Marital status    
 Never married 107 (37.4) 97 (69.1)
 In relationship but not married 1371 (39.5) 1279 (76.9)
 Married 3079 (42.2) 2912 (76.9)
 Divorced/separated 412 (35.2) 371 (72.8)
 Widowed 229 (43.2) 213 (80.3)
Education    
 No education 726 (34.7) 662 (70.5)
 Primary 2924 (39.4) 2714 (75.4)
 Secondary 1381 (45.7) 1331 (81.1)
 More than secondary 156 (51.9) 154 (85.1)
 Missing 11 (63.6) 11 (63.6)
Wealth quintile    
 Lowest 1054 (39.8) 957 (75.2)
 Second 1026 (40.6) 954 (75.7)
 Middle 1041 (40.6) 967 (73.4)
 Fourth 1039 (40.2) 988 (78.4)
 Highest 1038 (43.1) 1006 (79.8)

Data are shown as n (%).

ART, antiretroviral therapy.