Author (year) | Type of participants | Dependent variable | Significant HBM-related factors |
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The present study (2019) | Health professionals aged 50–75 years | Likelihood of FOBT uptake | Self-efficacy, perceived severity, benefits, and barriers |
Healthcare volunteers aged 50–75 years | Likelihood of FOBT uptake | Self-efficacy, and perceived benefits. | |
Sohler et al. (2015) [29] | Patients aged 50–75 years | Uptake of CRC screening (medical record review) | Self-efficacy, and cues to action (discussion of screening with healthcare provider) |
Wong et al. (2013) [18] | Residents aged ≥50 years | Uptake of CRC screening (Colonoscopy) | Cues to action (physician’s recommendation), perceived susceptibility, and perceived barriers |
Cyr et al. (2010) [25] | Residents (91.3% ≥36 years) | Intention to undergo genetic testing for CRC | Perceived benefits and barriers |
Sung et al. (2008) [30] | Residents aged 30–65 years | Uptake of CRC testing | Cues to action (physician’s recommendation), perceived severitya, and perceived barriers |
Manne et al. (2003) [31] | Siblings (aged ≥35 years) of individuals with CRC | Colonoscopy Intentions | Perceived severity, benefits, and barriers |
Codori et al. (2001) [32] | First-degree relatives of patients with CRC aged 18–86 years | Past CRC Endoscopic Screening | Perceived susceptibility |