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    A brief educational intervention improved cervical cancer screening (CCS) adherence by 4% in a primary care setting. Provider knowledge of evidence-based guidelines also showed modest improvement, suggesting potential for further gains.

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    Background:

    • Cervical cancer is highly curable when detected early, with a 5-year survival rate of 91% for localized disease.
    • A multisite primary care group in Massachusetts had a cervical cancer screening (CCS) adherence rate of 60.5% in 2023, significantly below the national average of 73.9%.
    • Low screening rates necessitate interventions to improve adherence and patient outcomes.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To increase cervical cancer screening (CCS) adherence by 10% over a 4-month period.
    • To enhance provider knowledge and application of evidence-based guidelines for CCS.
    • To measure changes using the Evidence-Based Medicine Questionnaire.

    Main Methods:

    • An evidence-based, 10-minute slide presentation on improving CCS was delivered to clinicians, medical assistants, and front desk staff.
    • The study employed a pretest and posttest design with convenience sampling.
    • Internal medicine clinicians (n=40) completed the Evidence-Based Medicine Questionnaire before and after the presentation.

    Main Results:

    • CCS adherence increased by 4%, from 58% in June 2024 to 62% in October 2024.
    • The number of Papanicolaou smears performed rose by 4%, from 618 in 2023 to 640 in 2024.
    • Evidence-Based Medicine Questionnaire scores showed a modest improvement, indicating enhanced knowledge and reduced perceived barriers to evidence-based guideline application.

    Conclusions:

    • A brief educational intervention can modestly improve cervical cancer screening adherence and provider knowledge.
    • Continued implementation of evidence-based practices is recommended to further enhance screening rates.
    • Sustained efforts may help primary care groups achieve national benchmarks for cervical cancer screening.