ACTIONS FOR PREVENTION OF BREAST CANCER AMONG NURSING LECTURERS
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https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v18i1.31318Keywords:
Nursing, Prevention of breast cancer, Primary health care.Abstract
This quantitative, exploratory and descriptive study aimed to ascertain actions for the prevention of breast cancer among 20 nursing lecturers at the Federal University of Paraíba. The data was collected in August and September 2011, and the results showed that among the participants, the predominant age range was 40 – 50 years old, and that 60% worked exclusively as lecturers. It was confirmed that 17(85%) participants undertake examinations for prevention of breast cancer, principally through ultrasound of the breast and mammography, but that only 45% carry out monthly self-examination. The results indicate that the lecturers do not undertake the full range of measures against breast cancer, evidencing a gap between what they recommend as health professionals and what they do, as women.
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