The phrase "awareness of screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing knowledge or understanding regarding screening processes, such as medical screenings or assessments.
Example: "The campaign aims to increase public awareness of screening for early detection of diseases."
Alternatives: "knowledge of screening" or "understanding of screening".
Asian Indian/Pakistani women were diagnosed at significantly more advanced stages of breast cancer than Caucasian women suggesting a need to raise awareness of screening recommendations in this ethnic group.
In the Scottish context, where there has never been a screening programme for chlamydia, the period of financial incentives failed to raise awareness of screening men, and certainly screening men was not maintained in any way after payment ceased.
General awareness of screening methods and prior use of tests is presented in Table 5, which illustrates that 95% of participants had an awareness of colorectal cancer screening tests.> -wrap-foot>> *For some demographic variables, classes were combined to increase the number of subjects, and were analyzed (compare Table 1 and Additional file 1: Table S1).
We used a scoring system (range 0 10) to categorize the study subjects' awareness of screening (low vs. high).
Awareness of screening was higher among Estonians than Russians (RR 1.64, 95% CI: 1.46-1.86).
The underlying reasons for this disparity are multifactorial and include lack of education and awareness of screening and early detection.
No significant association was observed between having a fatalistic attitude or greater awareness of benefits of screening.
Although the majority of men had heard of cervical cancer (N = 101, 91.8%) and cervical cancer screening (N = 98, 89.1%), awareness of specific screening methods and of HPV was low (Table 2).
This could potentially enhance patient care coordination and increase care providers' motivation and awareness of CRC screening.
Besides a heightened awareness of disease screening in patients with non-emphysematous COPD, our findings may potentially affect treatment.
There was agreement across faith communities in the preferred approaches to increase accessibility and awareness of CRC screening.
