Do men know which lower bowel symptoms warrant medical attention? A web-based video vignette survey of men in Western Australia

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Do men know which lower bowel symptoms warrant medical attention? A web-based video vignette survey of men in Western Australia

The current study aims to explor how men would advise other men about seeking help for lower bowel symptoms and also to determine the factors that may influence help seeking. A purposive sample of Western Australian men aged 18 years and older was recruited for the study. Participants completed 8 of...

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Main Authors:	Oberoi, Devesh Varun, Jiwa, Moyez, McManus, Alexandra, Parsons, Richard
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	SAGE Publication 2015
Subjects:	vignettes men’s health health belief model help seeking rectal bleeding lower bowel symptoms health behaviors
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/8278

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