GP's could conduct on-the-spot routine smear tests

The video discusses a typical doctor visit by the Patel family, where an unexpected suggestion for a smear test arises. It highlights the importance of cervical cancer screening, revealing that 3,000 women are diagnosed annually in the UK, with 900 fatalities. The video emphasizes the role of GPs in encouraging screenings and the potential barriers they present. It also explores the practicality of offering on-the-spot smear tests during appointments, considering the time constraints and patient readiness.

What are some barriers that women face in getting screened for cervical cancer?

How might the idea of on-the-spot smear tests motivate women to book appointments?