Exploring the sources of cervical cancer screening self-efficacy among rural females: A qualitative study.

Several rural females with screening history reported that they would like to share such related information with their close acquaintances. We also found that if some rural females, and even some males, lacking the screening history had an opportunity to access screening‐related information, some of them chose to further share this information with their female relatives, friends, and neighbours. Moreover, both healthcare professionals and village staff reported that, from their perspectives, information‐sharing among rural females was an extremely significant path by which screening‐related information was shared.

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