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Mammograms and smear tests. How do women with learning disabilities experience these procedures and how can their acceptability and accessibility be improved? AND What makes a good mother? an interpretative phenomenological analysis of the views of women with a learning disability
The first paper is a literature review which examines how women with a learning disability experience breast and cervical cancer screening, as well as how these procedures can be made more acceptable and accessible to them. Fifteen papers are reviewed and critically appraised. Learning disabled wome
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