...been working closely with NHS England on the introduction of HPV primary screening in the cervical screening programme by 2020 to ensure this change will be safe, effective and sustainable....
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...hasn’t moved – you can still access it through the CPD website. Chapter 2 of the NHSP operational guidance document is about education and training Level 3 diploma for health...
PHE Screening has published guidance for laboratories and local cervical screening providers to support the option of mitigating against the risk of longer cytology backlogs by using primary HPV screening pilot sites.
...may need to be a repeat examination or a recall to a second appointment for technical reasons to obtain an image of appropriate quality. Technical recall and repeat examinations The...
If your screening service needs to put in any last-minute pre-Christmas leaflet orders, the message is: make sure you get them to national print supplier Harlow Printing Ltd before 20 December.
The newly published ‘Breast screening: interval cancers and duty of candour toolkit’ advises health professionals on how to communicate information on interval cancers to women who were previously screened in the programme.
...share ideas. This is only possible with good communication, which subsequently drives up and maintains quality improvements. It’s important to share and acknowledge the good work that is already taking...
...hard work in this time of change. Information updates NHS England will provide further updates on the different stages in the procurement as we move further into the planning and...
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