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One Way to Boost Mammogram Rates: Let Women Schedule Their Own Appointments

Having the ability to self-schedule mammograms was associated with a 15 percentage point increase following through with getting the screening, according to research.

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Mammograms found to increase when patients self-schedule

Mammograms found to increase when patients self-schedule
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Mammogram rates increase when patients schedule themselves

Mammogram rates increase when patients schedule themselves
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Mammograms increase when patients self schedule

Mammograms increase when patients self schedule
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Opt-Out Strategy Fails to Improve Breast Cancer Screening Completion Rates

Opt-out vs opt-in approach also resulted in more canceled referrals, increasing burden for staff

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