article · Tropical Medicine & International Health
Midwives can detect female genital schistosomiasis with high sensitivity but limited specificity when compared to expert gynaecologists, revealing variation in performance between environments as well as the influence of practice and workload. This study suggests that implementing midwife-led colposcopy at primary care level for female genital schistosomiasis screening is feasible but requires appropriate quality assurance measures.
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DOI: 10.1111/tmi.70049
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