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Timely reminder of screening data submission deadlines
Important information for local screening providers on how and when they need to validate and submit key performance indicator (KPI) and screening standards data.
Screening Quality Assurance Service
Keeping up the momentum to tackle inequalities in screening – have we made a difference?
A year ago we launched the PHE Screening inequalities strategy. Please complete a short survey to tell us if it is having a positive impact.
Helping health visitors to make every contact count for screening and immunisation
PHE screening and immunisation teams ran successful CPD sessions on antenatal and newborn screening for health visitors in Lancashire.
SQAS and screening and immunisation teams share learning at away day
The North West Screening Quality Assurance Service, screening and immunisation teams and public health staff came together to share information and ideas at an away day in Preston.
New quality assurance e-learning screening modules
We've launched 3 e-learning modules aimed at our screening quality assurance service staff and the professional and clinical advisors who provide specialist expertise.
Working smarter to quality assure antenatal and newborn screening laboratories
One of the main roles of Public Health England's (PHE) screening quality assurance service (SQAS) is to carry out formal visits to antenatal and newborn screening services. SQAS works with professional and clinical advisors when visiting laboratories providing screening tests for: …
Shared learning at QA forum
The London screening quality assurance service recently held a forum for heads of midwifery and screening coordinators.
What PHE Screening has been blogging about
Here’s a list of every blog issued in January and February 2018.
Primary HPV testing update
Ruth Stubbs, PHE's Cervical Screening Programme Manager, shares how the plans for introducing HPV primary screening are coming along.
Improving quality in Down’s, Edwards’ and Patau’s screening laboratories
Shared learning in this blog post is specifically aimed at laboratories that provide Down’s, Edwards’ and Patau’s screening.