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Why GPs are allowed to share patient data with diabetic eye screening services
This blog article provides reassurance of the lawful basis for GP practices to share patient records with diabetic eye screening providers using the GP2DRS IT system.
Free access to British Journal of Radiology collection on role of imaging in screening
The British Journal of Radiology has published a collection of articles covering the role of imaging in screening.
Did you miss any screening blogs in November 2018?
Have a quick look to see if you missed any of the 16 Public Health England screening blogs from November 2018.
Tackling inequalities in bowel cancer screening
Examples of good practice to reduce inequalities and improve coverage of bowel cancer screening.
Screening resource cards move online
We have a published a new online version of our resource cards, giving information about screening offered in pregnancy and to babies.
PHE to launch national cervical screening campaign in March 2019
In March 2019 PHE will launch its first national multimedia cervical screening campaign.
Much for screening to be proud of on World AIDS Day
The National Study of HIV in Pregnancy and Childhood is pleased to report that the HIV vertical transmission rate among diagnosed women receiving antenatal care in the UK and Ireland remained below 0.3% between 1 April 2015 and 31 March 2016.
Is the gateway to genetic counselling course for you?
Screening midwives and senior nurses looking to expand their knowledge may want to register for the next Gateway to Genetic Counselling course, part of the Cambridge Genomic Medicine Programme.
New screening e-learning content published for GPs
The Royal College of GPs (RCGP) has published new e-learning content, in conjunction with PHE Screening, that gives GPs and primary care colleagues practical guidance to support patients in understanding and accessing the NHS screening programmes.
Making screening more accessible for people with a severe mental illness
This blog encourages providers and commissioners to think about how they can meet the needs of people with serious mental illness so they do not miss out on screening invitations.