Are you getting your cervical tests done?

Cervical tests (also known as smear tests) can help to prevent cervical cancer. Research shows that Women from Black, Asian and other Minority Ethnic backgrounds are less likely to have smear tests. The purpose of this survey is to help find out why.

The findings of this survey will be used to support our research and work with Muslim women. Your personal data will be processed and stored in accordance with all UK data protection laws and our privacy policy which is available on our website: www.mwnuk.co.uk

Knowledge of cervical screening

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* 1. On a scale of 1-5, how much do you know and understand about cervical screening?

1 - Don’t know anything/much

5 - Know and understand a lot

Clear

i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 2. Where have you got information on cervical screening from?

GP/ Health Professionals

Social Media

TV/Adverts

Friends/Family

Internet

Magazines

Other

Attitudes towards cervical screening

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* 3. How important do you feel smear tests are in detecting cancer and saving lives of women?

Very important

Somewhat important

Neutral

Not important

Not sure / don’t know

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* 4. When was the last time you had a smear test?

I have not had one

1-3 years ago

4-5 years ago

6-8 years ago

9-10 years ago

Over 10 years ago

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* 5. When you receive your smear test appointments, do you attend them?

Yes, I attend on time

Yes, I attend but delay going and need reminder letters so it’s often overdue

No, I do not go

I have not received a smear test appointment