Tiếng Việt
6 (1) 2016
Vietnamese female sex workers’ perception of the healthcare quality in cervical cancer screening in Ho Chi Minh city
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18-44 years.
The research findings indicate that physician-client relationship, gender of doctor, information, privacy and technique competency are elements influencing their decision on cervical cancer screening.
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