Presenter: Lori DeLorenzo, MSN, RN; Organizational Ideas

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Learning Objectives

	Describe the rationale for cervical cancer screening and common barriers to completion
	Discuss the benefits of constructing a fishbone diagram to assess causes of a problem
	Identify the steps in constructing a fishbone diagram
	Discuss how the New Jersey HIV Family Centered Care Network successfully used a fishbone diagram to identify and address causes of low cervical cancer screening rates

Workgroup Products

	Using a Fishbone Diagram to Assess and Remedy Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening in Your Healthcare Setting
	Guidebook on Overcoming System Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening for HIV-Infected Women in a Clinical Setting

Subgroup Members

This slide set was developed by members of the Cervical Cancer Screening Subgroup of the AETC Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup:

	Laura Armas, MD -- Texas/Oklahoma AETC
	Lori DeLorenzo, MSN, RN -- Organizational Ideas
	Andrea Norberg, MS, RN -- AETC National Resource Center
	Pamela Rothpletz-Puglia, EdD, RD -- François-Xavier Bagnoud Center
	Jamie Steiger, MPH -- AETC National Resource Center

Other subgroup members and contributors include:

	Abigail Davis, MS, ANP, WHNP -- Mountain Plains AETC
	Karen A. Forgash, BA -- AETC National Resource Center
	Rebecca Fry, MSN, APN -- François-Xavier Bagnoud Center
	Kathy Hendricks, RN, MSN -- François-Xavier Bagnoud Center
	Supriya Modey, MBBS, MPH -- AETC National Resource Center
	Peter Oates, RN, MSN, ACRN, NP-C -- François-Xavier Bagnoud Center
	Jacki Witt, JD, MSN, WHNP -- Clinical Training Center for Family Planning

About the Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup

The AETC Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup was charged with the task of facilitating collaboration among the AETCs in the identification, development, and dissemination of materials for HIV providers and educators. After reviewing a resource inventory and through extensive discussion, the workgroup divided into two subgroups and set out to develop tools and resources addressing women's health issues, with a particular emphasis on HIV screening and cervical cancer screening. These tools and resources have been developed collaboratively by experienced providers and educators from the AETCs and Regional Training Centers for Family Planning (RTCs) through their involvement with the AETC workgroup.