...programme. There is guidance in the document about how to go about this and the sort of high level evidence that the secretariat will need to be able to consider...
If you want to know something about the national NHS Screening Programmes, the screening helpdesk is there to help. Enquiries to the helpdesk have increased by almost half, from 971 to 1,440 in the last year - especially since taking …
...have now turned this booklet into two easy read publications that can be downloaded from GOV.UK. Screening test when you are pregnant Screening tests for your new baby The easy...
...government’s digital strategy to reduce the number of government websites and make it easier for people to find high quality content. Do you know how? The thing is because of...
...some, we automatically send invitations. For others, people can contact the relevant screening programme to ask for an appointment. It is completely up to the individual whether or not to...
...before the conference is over! We seem to have a knack of underestimating the popularity of this particular resource. Maybe it’s because it’s all there in one place and a...
...conditions was quite low in BME communities, often due to cultural and language barriers. The team therefore worked with the Sickle Cell and UK Thalassaemia Societies to plan the best...
Population screening programmes provide compelling evidence that early intervention reduces the burden of disease and improves health.
In our blog last week, we introduced the key performance indicators for screening and how they can help drive local improvements in screening services. In this follow-up blog, we’re going to look at the last KPI data we published.
Key performance indicators (KPIs) are used by many organisations including Public Health England to see if they’re meeting their objectives. But what exactly are they, how do they work and what value do they add for people delivering screening services? …