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Lataifeh I et al. – Although the majority of Jordanian obstetricians and gynaecologists were able to correctly identify all the important aetiological factors associated with cervical cancer and recognised the importance of cervical cancer screening, many of them were not confident that the Pap smear was the most cost–effective screening test, or that human papillomavirus testing improved the sensitivity of detection of pre–invasive and invasive cervical disease.

   

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