Reasons, perceived barriers and benefits in people over 50 years who not undergo Colonoscopy
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The purpose of this cross-sectional descriptive study was to examine the reasons, perceived barriers and perceived benefits of Colonoscopy in people over 50 years who not undergo Colonoscopy. The sample was 108 people over 50 years who not undergo Colonoscopy in the colorectal screening at Chulabhorn Hospital. The interviewing by telephone was used in data collecting. The research results were as follows.
1) The six main reasons among people who did not undergo Colonoscopy included time inconvenience or unavailable time ( 34.26%), worry or afraid of pain or adverse side effects of colon perforation along with anesthetic and Colonoscopic procedures (27.78%), having health problems (12.04%), no accompanying persons (12.04%), forgetting an appointment date (7.41%), and transport inconvenience (6.48%).
2) People perceived barriers of colonoscopy in overall at the low level (M=2.17,
SD =1.37), but perceived its benefits in overallat the highlevel (M=4.36, SD =0.43).
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