[Quality indicators in the early detection of cervicouterine-cancer in primary health care units].

Background: to determine the quality of a prompt cervical cancer detection program (TDC CC) according to the indicators for prevention and diagnosis.

Methods: cross-sectional and comparative study conducted in four primary care units. We selected 400 patients who attended preventive services to participate in the study of cervical cytology (Pap).

[Associated factors for women's non-compliance for cervical cancer screening].

Objective: To identify the associated factors for non-compliance among women for the cervical cancer screening program.

Methods: A case-control study was carried out in which cases were women who were just diagnosed with cervical cancer (confirmed with pathological study); controls were women not having cervical cancer (negative pathological study). Cases and controls had the same age, lived in the same geographical area and were selected from the primary care facilities.