The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication

There are increasing efforts to support cisgender women to make an informed decision before participating in biennial screening mammography. I adopted a feminist-relational perspective to explore women’s knowledge about screening and determine how screening mammography is socially constructed by wom...

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Main Author: Seaman, Kristen
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2020
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82525
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description There are increasing efforts to support cisgender women to make an informed decision before participating in biennial screening mammography. I adopted a feminist-relational perspective to explore women’s knowledge about screening and determine how screening mammography is socially constructed by women, healthcare providers, and the media. The findings indicated that opportunities for women to make an informed choice regarding their participation in screening mammography are limited and underscore the need to reconceptualise informed decision-making.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-825252021-02-03T06:31:45Z The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication Seaman, Kristen There are increasing efforts to support cisgender women to make an informed decision before participating in biennial screening mammography. I adopted a feminist-relational perspective to explore women’s knowledge about screening and determine how screening mammography is socially constructed by women, healthcare providers, and the media. The findings indicated that opportunities for women to make an informed choice regarding their participation in screening mammography are limited and underscore the need to reconceptualise informed decision-making. 2020 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82525 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Seaman, Kristen
The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title_full The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title_fullStr The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title_full_unstemmed The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title_short The Social Construction of Choice within Screening Mammography: Implications for Policy, Practice, and Communication
title_sort social construction of choice within screening mammography: implications for policy, practice, and communication
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82525