Fig. 2

Changes in recent screening behavior over follow-up. The percent of women who report receiving cervical cancer screening over the following time intervals: within 3 years prior to study participation (at baseline), 1 year post-baseline participation in the study (at FU1), and 2 years post-baseline participation in the study (at FU2), stratified by the following (non-exclusive) groupings: those who chose to self-collect a sample to be tested for HPV (Collected), those who did not self-collect (No collect), those who received the results of their test (Received), those who did not receive results (No receive), those who received a positive HPV result (Received pos), and those who received a negative HPV result (Received neg). McNemar tests for pair proportions were used to compare baseline percentages to follow-up percentages. A star or diamond on a 1-year or 2-year follow-up bar represents a statistically significant change in percent from 3 years prior to baseline at the 0.05 and 0.1 level, respectively. a includes all eligible participants of HPV MES, b includes the subset from Santiago, and c includes the subset from Livingston