Exploring self-care and cervical cancer prevention attitudes and practices among Moroccan and Pakistani immigrant women in Catalonia, Spain: a comparative qualitative study

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[2] Copping J(2018)“For every illness there is a cure”: attitudes and beliefs of Moroccan muslim women regarding health, illness and medicine J Relig Health 57 1285-1303

[3] Kessel A(2022)Reasons behind low cervical screening uptake among south Asian immigrant women: a qualitative exploration Int J Environ Res Public Health 19 1527-616

[4] Luck M(2015)Breaking the silence: breast cancer knowledge and beliefs among Somali Muslim women in Seattle Washington Health Care Women Int 36 608-228

[5] Bonell C(2014)Moroccan Immigrant Women in Spain: Problems of identity and emotional well-being Procedia Soc Behav Sci 132 222-290

[6] Ahaddour C(2010)Inhibitors and enablers of physical activity in multiethnic hypertensive patients: qualitative study J Hum Hypertens 24 280-823

[7] Broeckaert B(2001)Feeling healthy: so why should Mexican-descent women screen for breast cancer? Qual Health Res 11 812-380

[8] Alam Z(2018)Socio-economic and demographic determinants affecting participation in the Swedish cervical screening program: a population-based case-control study PLoS One 13 e0190171-264

[9] Deol H(2007)Knowledge and beliefs about health promotion and preventive health care among Somali women in the United States Health Care Women Int 28 360-354

[10] Dean JA(2007)Qualitative research designs: selection and implementation Couns Psychol 35 236-708

[1] Abdullahi A(2009)Cervical screening: perceptions and barriers to uptake among Somali women in Camden Public Health 123 680-685

[2] Copping J(2018)“For every illness there is a cure”: attitudes and beliefs of Moroccan muslim women regarding health, illness and medicine J Relig Health 57 1285-1303

[3] Kessel A(2022)Reasons behind low cervical screening uptake among south Asian immigrant women: a qualitative exploration Int J Environ Res Public Health 19 1527-616

[4] Luck M(2015)Breaking the silence: breast cancer knowledge and beliefs among Somali Muslim women in Seattle Washington Health Care Women Int 36 608-228

[5] Bonell C(2014)Moroccan Immigrant Women in Spain: Problems of identity and emotional well-being Procedia Soc Behav Sci 132 222-290

[6] Ahaddour C(2010)Inhibitors and enablers of physical activity in multiethnic hypertensive patients: qualitative study J Hum Hypertens 24 280-823

[7] Broeckaert B(2001)Feeling healthy: so why should Mexican-descent women screen for breast cancer? Qual Health Res 11 812-380

[8] Alam Z(2018)Socio-economic and demographic determinants affecting participation in the Swedish cervical screening program: a population-based case-control study PLoS One 13 e0190171-264

[9] Deol H(2007)Knowledge and beliefs about health promotion and preventive health care among Somali women in the United States Health Care Women Int 28 360-354

[10] Dean JA(2007)Qualitative research designs: selection and implementation Couns Psychol 35 236-708