Improving female preventive health care delivery through practice change: an Every Woman Matters study.

Background: The levels of breast and cervical cancer screening in Nebraska primary care remain suboptimal despite awareness of their importance, and despite implementation of the Every Woman Matters program to assist low-income women. The GAPS model was used to develop a practice-based intervention to identify and reduce barriers to delivery of breast and cervical cancer screening services.

Methods: Seven primary care practices actively participated in this multimethod case study.