Factors Influencing Women's Decision to Seek a Diagnosis for Endometriosis: The Role of Health Beliefs, Symptomatology, and Social Influences
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This study investigates how suggestive symptoms, health beliefs, and social influences affect women’s intention and actual decision to seek a specialist diagnosis for suspected endometriosis.
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This study investigate the factors that may influence women’s engagement in a diagnostic process, i.e., both their intention to schedule a consultation and/or their actual decision to schedule a consultation with a specialist in the event of suspected endometriosis. This relates in particular to the presence of suggestive symptoms and women’s health beliefs
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