“…Research literature reveals a breadth of information regarding cervical cancer screening beliefs and behaviors (Calderón-Mora et al, 2020; Desai et al, 2022; Giuliano, 2023; Shokar et al, 2021; Silvera et al, 2023; Stenzel et al, 2022; Suk et al, 2022; Zeno et al, 2022). Many reasons why people do not get screened include lack of healthcare system literacy; lack of insurance; resource and logistic barriers including provider shortages and lack of capacity, communication, coordination, and facility access; fear of and a fatalistic attitude about cancer; linguistic, religious, and cultural barriers including perceived discrimination; feeling less susceptible; fearing that the test will be painful or uncomfortable; lack of confidence or knowledge about cervical cancer, HPV, and test availability; negative interactions with healthcare providers; and partner disapproval (Allahqoli et al, 2022; Desai et al, 2022; Makadzange et al, 2022; Ramos-Pibernus et al, 2021; Silvera et al, 2022; Stenzel et al, 2022; Suk et al, 2022; Zeno et al, 2022). The most common reason is lack of knowledge (Garg et al, 2020; Suk et al, 2022).…”