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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Women Health. 2020 Jul 12;60(9):1032–1039. doi: 10.1080/03630242.2020.1789260

Table 3.

Participants’ perceptions and knowledge about breast screening, n = 247 (%)a.

Had a mammography
Variables Yes 29 (11.37) No 226 (88.63) p-valueb
Mammography is embarrassing .37
 Yes 0 (0.00) 13 (100.00)
 No/Not sure 29 (12.39) 205 (87.61)
Mammography is painful .42
 Yes 15 (13.76) 94 (86.24)
 No/Not sure 14 (10.14) 124 (89.86)
Ever thought about screening <.001
 Yes 27 (18.62) 118 (81.38)
 No 1 (1.00) 99 (99.00)
Heard about breast screening from friends/family/partner .83
 Yes 22 (12.57) 153 (87.43)
 No 7 (10.61) 59 (89.39)
Heard about screening from media 0.1
 Yes 3 (30.00) 7 (70.00)
 No 26 (11.21) 206 (88.79)
Heard about screening from a healthcare provider .01
 Yes 24 (16.11) 125 (83.89)
 No 5 (5.38) 88 (94.62)
Aware of a screening location .07
 Yes 20 (51.15) 112 (84.85)
 No 8 (7.27) 102 (92.73)
Knowledge score .52
 Poor 19 (10.86) 156 (89.14)
 Good 10 (13.89) 62 (86.11)
a

Numbers may not always sum to total due to missing observations

b

P-value estimated from Fisher exact test, threshold of .1