Bài viết trình bày xác định tỉ lệ học sinh ở tuổi bắt đầu dậy thì có kiến thức, thái độ đúng về ung thư cổ tử cung tại Trường Nguyễn Viết Xuân, thành phố Thủ Dầu Một, tỉnh Bình Dương và dự định phòng ngừa của học sinh nữ năm 2022. | Vietnam Journal of Community Medicine Vol. 65 No. 2 203-209 INSTITUTE OF COMMUNITY HEALTH KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT CERVICAL CANCER OF STUDENTS OF NGUYEN VIET XUAN SECONDARY SCHOOL AND PREVENTION PLAN OF FEMALE STUDENTS IN 2022 Truong Thanh Yen Chau1 Nguyen Thi Hong Thuy1 Vo Hong Hanh 1 Tran Minh Hoang 2 Nguyen Mai Vy 3 Thu Dau Mot City Medical Center Binh Duong province - No. 3 Van Cong Khai Phu Cuong Ward Thu Dau Mot City 1 Binh Duong Province Vietnam 2 Food Safety and Hygiene Department of Binh Duong province - 211 Yersin Phu Cuong Thu Dau Mot Binh Duong Vietnam 3 University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City - 217 Hong Bang 11 Ward 5 District Ho Chi Minh city Vietnam Received 20 10 2023 Revised 18 12 2023 Accepted 31 01 2024 ABSTRACT Background Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women Assessing the knowledge and attitudes of students at puberty about cervical cancer is very necessary to have a basis for developing appropriate cervical cancer prevention and propaganda content. Research objective Determine the proportion of students at the age of puberty with correct knowledge and attitudes about cervical cancer at Nguyen Viet Xuan Secondary School and the prevention plans for female students in 2022. Methods A cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted on all 494 7th grade students at Nguyen Viet Xuan School using a set of self-completed multiple choice questions. Results Students have the correct knowledge and correct attitude about cervical cancer is still low and there is no big difference between male and female students corresponding ratio between female and male is 44 .9 and and . Only of female students have been vaccinated against cervical cancer will get vaccinated in the near future. There is a relationship between cervical cancer prevention attitudes and gender between correct knowledge about cervical cancer and correct attitude about cervical cancer. Conclusion - Recommendation .
