General information
GPs have access to highly sensitive personal information and take their ethical and legal duties of confidentiality very seriously. However, it is important for them to remember the Caldicott principle that the duty to share information can be just as important as the duty to protect confidentiality.
We have published new national guidance on GOV.UK that explains the process for policy makers and researchers who want to access screening data to explore new tests, treatments and theories.
We are moving the PHE Screening inequalities strategy forward with a series of actions and work streams.
Information about our updated guidance on patient confidentiality in NHS population screening programmes.
About how we need to save money on our printed screening leaflets.
If you’re not yet used to HTML don’t panic. Hopefully this blog will answer most of your questions.
These are all the blog articles we published in June 2018 in case you missed any of them. Fetal anomaly screening We’re improving our information on fetal anomalies for parents Publication of an updated leaflet (right) on congenital diaphragmatic hernia …
Sonia Segalini, a screening quality assurance project officer at Public Health England, explains how she overcame her fear of presenting.
The London screening quality assurance service recently held a forum for heads of midwifery and screening coordinators.
Key performance indicators (KPIs) measure how the NHS screening programmes are performing and aim to give a high level overview of programme quality. This blog post updates you on our latest KPI data publications.
