Local community networks in the fight against cervical cancer: the role of coffee ceremonies in the uptake of screening in Ethiopia.
作者： Marlieke de Fouw , Mirgissa Kaba , Molalign Hailu , Feriha Zitesti Bereket , Jogchum Jan Beltman
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摘要: Community mobilisation is an essential part of cervical cancer screening programmes to increase demand for services. While there are different methods community mobilisation, in Ethiop...
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