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Economic Evaluation of Three Populational Screening Strategies for Cervical Cancer
cancer-screeningclinical-trialcost-effectiveness-analysiscosts-and-cost-analysisnaprimary-health-careuterine-cervical-neoplasms
The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness and the costs of three types of population interventions to increase the number of female participants in the screening programmes for cancer of the cervix carried out by Primary Care in four Basic Health Care Areas.
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