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The facilitators and barriers for screening of child abuse at emergency departments are summarized in Table  3.

Lack of test consumables and equipment were also highlighted as health system barriers for screening, detection and management of GDM. Materials needed for this include laboratory equipment, glucose solution, glucometers, equipment for monitoring foetal development as well as instruments, i.e. computers and software, for record keeping and administration.

Principal barriers for screening were fear, budget, lack of time, lack of information and negligence.

Attitudinal barriers covered four broad themes; perceived need for screening, fear of cancer, concerns about the test and practical considerations.

This suggests that providers of screening programmes in Norway face similar barriers and facilitators for screening as other countries.

These issues came up as barriers for the introduction of HbP-carrier screening.

By increasing the actual or perceived costs of processing information, they can act as a barrier for mammography screening.

Routine reminders and appointments for screening instead of relying on the patients to initiate the process would address this barrier.

For example, a study of barriers to screening for IPV in nurses from 10 US sites reported that 91.7% of maternity nurses (N = 385) ranked lack of privacy as the number one barrier [ 58].

The aim of this study was to explore perceptions of barriers to screening for IPV on postpartum units in a sample of Canadian nurses.

To determine pediatricians' practices, attitudes, and barriers regarding screening for and treatment of pediatric dyslipidemias in 9- to 11-year-olds and 17- to 21-year-olds.