Abstract
Background/Aims The underutilization of cancer screening services is an on-going concern to program planners and policy makers; such underutilization is common among under-insured, ethnic- and language-minority populations and is associated with advanced stage of disease detection, limited treatment options, and diminished survival. At the same time, growing research interest has focused on the over-utilization of cancer screening services. We sought to gather the perceptions of clinic personnel at Latino-serving federally qualified health centers about patients’ utilization of screening services for cervical cancer.
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