英文摘要
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Objectives:
The purpose of this paper is to describe the relationship between screening behavior and knowledges, attitudes, and awareness of CRCS. Using multilevel analysis to specify the relationship between the screening behavior and the management status of local public health center.
Methods:
We conducted a cross-sectional household questionnaire survey based on community-based case-control study design. Data of 814 participants was collected from September, 2015 to January, 2016. FOBT screening behaviors(Dependent variable) in 2015 were divided into four groups, namely (1) ever-screenees and completing FOBT in 2015 (regular screenees, as control group), (2) ever-screenees but not completing FOBT in 2015 (irregular screenees), (3) never-screenees and completing FOBT (first screenees), (4) never-screenees and not completing FOBT (never screenees).Independent variables such as knowledge of CRCS, attitudes of CRCS, and area variables (management status of local public health center, etc.) Using multi-nominal logistic regression model and multilevel analysis model for multivariable analysis.
Results:
The major finding as follow: the general disease preventing attitudes of first, and never screenees were lower than regular screenees; the knowledge of CRCS of irregular and never screeneeswere lower than regular screenees;the awareness about CRCS policy of the never screenees was lower than regular screenees. However, the attitudes of CRCS and area variables were unrelated to FOBT screening behaviors.
Conclusion:
People with better knowledge of CRCS or more positive in general disease preventing attitudes are more likely to be regular screenees. Increasing opportunity of health education in CRCS may provoke the rate of regular CRCS behavior.
Keyword: colorectal cancer screening; knowledge; attitude; public health center; multilevel analysis
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