Réticences au dépistage organisé du cancer du sein dans les Yvelines

Tomietto, M.; Heitz, D; Huchon, Cyrille

doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2014.09.002

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“…Of the 4634 women who responded, 75.8% had participated in all three breast cancer OS invitations. However, there was still a significant proportion of women who did not participate or participated irregularly, as already reported (Tomietto et al , 2014).…”

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confidence: 61%

“…In many studies (Nadalin et al, 2016;Jovicevic et al, 2018), fear is found to be one of the main reasons for non-participation in breast cancer screening. Pain, bad experiences or doubts about the screening process were also associated with non-participation in other studies (Ferrat et al, 2013;Tomietto et al, 2014;Valent et al, 2020). A literature review shows that women are generally satisfied with screening, although they express a negative assessment of the pain involved in the examination (Pagliarin et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Indeed, some women prefer to undergo screening with a gynaecologist’s prescription outside of the OS (Ferrat et al , 2013; Moutel et al , 2014; Valent et al , 2020). Thus, gynaecologists and general practitioners play a major role in women’s decisions to participate or not in breast cancer OS (Duport et al , 2008; Tomietto et al , 2014; Kalecinski et al , 2015; Jovicevic et al , 2018). The screening practice proposed by professionals often depends on their conviction.…”

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Participation in breast cancer screening and its influence on other cancer screening invitations: study in women aged 56 years old in four French departments

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Moutel

Cosson³

et al. 2023

European Journal of Cancer Prevention

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Background Today, women 50 years of age are offered three types of cancer screening in France. However, participation is not optimal. The aim was to describe (1) participation in organised breast cancer screening (OS) of women aged 56 years old, and the influence of this participation on colorectal and cervical cancer screening, (2) the reasons for non-participation in breast cancer OS, and (3) the reasons for screening before age 50.Methods A questionnaire was sent to 56-year-old women in four French departments to identify their participation behaviour in three breast cancer OS invitations and their reasons for non-participation. Three groups were determined according to the number of participations in breast cancer OS (3, 1-2 and 0). We described the quantitative responses and grouped the qualitative responses thematically.Results A total of 4634 women responded to the questionnaire. Seventy-six percent had undergone all three breast cancer OS, 16% irregular and 7% nonparticipant. Among women who irregularly perform breast cancer OS, 50.5% also irregularly perform colorectal cancer OS. Women who participated in all three invitations for the breast cancer OS performed more smear tests than women in the other groups. Many of the irregular participants or non-participants underwent opportunistic screening, often initiated before the age of 50. The reasons for non-participation in breast cancer OS were mainly medical or participation in opportunistic screening. ConclusionThere is no fundamental opposition to participation in breast cancer screening. However, it remains of the utmost importance that women should be better informed about OS and its benefits. European

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Participation in breast cancer screening and its influence on other cancer screening invitations: study in women aged 56 years old in four French departments

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European Journal of Cancer Prevention

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Factors associated with deferral or non‐performance of an organized breast cancer screening program during the COVID‐19 pandemic in France

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Bouazzi,

Guerbaz‐Sommi

et al. 2024

Cancer Medicine

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BackgroundDelays in detection and treatment of breast cancer can lead to increased mortality. To date, participation in organized breast cancer screenings (OBCS) has been suboptimal worldwide. The objective of this study was to investigate the factors associated with deferral or non‐performance of mammography during the COVID‐19 pandemic for women who had previously participated in OBCS.MethodsA retrospective observational study was conducted on a cohort of 6282 women from the Aube Department of France, who were invited to an OBCS in 2020. Participants were divided into women who promptly underwent screening after receiving an invitation (between 22 and 25 months elapsed since the last mammogram), women who underwent late screening (≥26 months since the last mammogram), and those who were never screened. Data were collected from a self‐reported questionnaire. Comparative and multivariable analyses modeling the probability of each type of attendance were performed using these data.ResultsIn total, 2301 women (aged 50–74 years) returned a valid questionnaire. Compared to women who promptly underwent mammography, non‐ and late‐screening participants were younger, had less frequent gynecological follow‐up and a less frequent history of colorectal cancer screening. Women with higher education status and those residing in socially disadvantaged areas were more likely to attend late.ConclusionThe absence of regular gynecological follow‐up and the absence of colorectal cancer screening were significant factors associated with deferral of or non‐attendance at OBCS.

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Functional forms of socio-territorial inequities in breast cancer screening – A French cross-sectional study using hierarchical generalised additive models

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Exarchakou

Launoy

et al. 2023

Preventive Medicine

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Réticences au dépistage organisé du cancer du sein dans les Yvelines

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Participation in breast cancer screening and its influence on other cancer screening invitations: study in women aged 56 years old in four French departments

Participation in breast cancer screening and its influence on other cancer screening invitations: study in women aged 56 years old in four French departments

Factors associated with deferral or non‐performance of an organized breast cancer screening program during the COVID‐19 pandemic in France

Functional forms of socio-territorial inequities in breast cancer screening – A French cross-sectional study using hierarchical generalised additive models

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