Hello guys,
I have a study where the primary outcome variable is uptake of cervical cancer screening among female sex workers. Cervical cancer screening uptake is measured in terms of whether respondents have ever undergone any Cervical cancer screening test (No/Yes).
The secondary outcome variable will be the acceptability of cervical cancer screening where participants will be asked whether they are willing to accept cervical cancer screening if provided with the opportunity (Yes/No) and those willing will be provided with the service as part of the integrated HIV prevention and treatment services.
The prevalence of HPV will be another outcome of interest and will be estimated by determining the proportions of those testing positive over the total tests conducted.
There are several independent variables such as; age, marital status, and parity, HIV status, and history of STI.
Colleagues help me with some Suggestions for appropriate statistical models to analyze the objectives below
I have a study where the primary outcome variable is uptake of cervical cancer screening among female sex workers. Cervical cancer screening uptake is measured in terms of whether respondents have ever undergone any Cervical cancer screening test (No/Yes).
The secondary outcome variable will be the acceptability of cervical cancer screening where participants will be asked whether they are willing to accept cervical cancer screening if provided with the opportunity (Yes/No) and those willing will be provided with the service as part of the integrated HIV prevention and treatment services.
The prevalence of HPV will be another outcome of interest and will be estimated by determining the proportions of those testing positive over the total tests conducted.
There are several independent variables such as; age, marital status, and parity, HIV status, and history of STI.
Colleagues help me with some Suggestions for appropriate statistical models to analyze the objectives below
- To determine the proportion of female sex workers who have ever been screened for cervical cancer (level of uptake)
- To determine the proportion of female sex workers who are willing to be screened for cervical cancer (level of acceptance)
- establish the prevalence and subtypes of HPV infection among female sex workers screened for cervical cancer
- To establish the factors associated with uptake and acceptability of cervical cancer screening among female sex
