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BCa prevention and control policies and programs
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Guaranteeing effective access to quality health services |
Agarwal et al [20] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Castrezana [23] González et al [24] Knaul et al [25] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28] Torres et al [29] Ulloa et al [30]
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Improving BC detection and care process |
Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] González et al [24] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28] Smith [32] Strasser et al [33]
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Establishing BC risk communication strategies |
Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Gervas and Pérez [34] González et al [24] Knaul et al [25] Magaña et al [35] Martínez et al [31] Robles and Galanis [28] Smith [32] Tapia et al [36]
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Focusing on BC prevention and detection actions |
Agarwal et al [20] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Castrezana [23] Corcoran et al [37] Knaul et al [25] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28]
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Developing and disseminating performance evaluations of BC screening programs |
Anderson and Cazap [21] Gervas and Pérez [34] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Robles and Galanis [28] Smith [32]
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Type, extent, and scope of BC prevention and control policies and programs
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BC prevention and control strategies: best practices in line with the sociodemographic characteristics of the populations |
Agarwal et al [20] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Castrezana [23] Gervas and Pérez [34] González et al [24] Knaul et al [25] Magaña et al [35] Martínez et al [31] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28] Smith [32] Strasser et al [33] Tapia et al [36] Torres et al [29] Valencia et al [38]
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Reduction of health gaps according to the epidemiological trends of female cancer and the sociodemographic characteristics of the populations |
Agarwal et al [20] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Strasser et al [33] Torres et al [29] Gervas and Pérez [34] Strasser et al [33]
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Participation of organized civil society and citizens in processes that improve access to services and actions with political influence (citizen monitoring and supervision) |
González et al [24] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Nigenda et al [27] Ulloa et al [30]
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Health service expenses as a responsible investment in relation to the sociodemographic characteristics of the communities |
Agarwal et al [20] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] Knaul et al [25] Smith [32] Strasser et al [33]
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Systematic monitoring and evaluation to improve BC programs permanently |
Agarwal et al [20] Gervas and Pérez [34] González et al [24] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Nigenda et al [27] Smith [32] Strasser et al [33]
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Coordinating the institutions of the national health systems to universalize a BC registry information system and its sources with an ethnic focus and gender perspective to improve epidemiological surveillance |
Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] González et al [24] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28] Strasser et al [33]
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Reference framework for BC prevention and control policies and programs
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International BC prevention and control programs |
Agarwal et al [29] Anderson and Cazap [21] Bridges et al [22] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Robles and Galanis [28] Smith [32] Strasser et al [33] Ulloa et al [30] Valencia et al [38]
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National development plans and programs |
González et al [24] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Strasser et al [33] Torres et al [29] Ulloa et al [30] Valencia et al [38]
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Sectorial health plans and programs |
Castrezana [23] González et al [24] González et al [39] Knaul et al [25] Martínez et al [31] Niëns et al [26] Nigenda et al [27] Strasser et al [33]
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