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Nick Johnstone-Waddell

Public and professional information lead, PHE Screening

About PHE Screening

Public Health England (PHE) is the expert voice on screening, providing advice and guidance to the NHS. The national population screening programmes identify apparently healthy people who may be at increased risk or a disease or condition, enabling earlier treatment and informed decisions.
Find out more about PHE Screening and this blog.
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accessible information (44) annual reports and updates (29) antenatal screening (66) blog news (13) consultations (10) CPD and qualifications (47) data and KPIs (35) diagnostic testing (7) e-learning (17) events and courses (45) failsafe (12) FIT (4) helpdesk (5) HPV (9) incidents (2) inequalities (32) IT systems (14) laboratories (16) monthly roundup (13) newborn screening (61) NIPT (6) primary care (11) public information and informed choice (59) quality improvement (47) research and audit (26) screening benefits and risks (25) shared learning (54) standards (32) UK wide (27) views from the front line (40)

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Professional information (GOV.UK)
Public information (NHS.UK)
Screening QA Service (SQAS)
Education and training
UK National Screening Committee
PHE's Public Health Matters blog

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