Making sure no one is left behind in the digital age
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PHE Screening has asked Citizens Online to undertake an equalities impact assessment for its plan to replace printed leaflets with digital information for many people.
PHE Screening has asked Citizens Online to undertake an equalities impact assessment for its plan to replace printed leaflets with digital information for many people.
We've been busy asking people for their views about the move to digital screening information. Find out more about the different ways we've been consulting with our users.
Local diabetic eye screening services provided very useful feedback to our survey into challenges in meeting the achievable standard for one of the national programme's key performance indicators.
An example of best practice from a local diabetic eye screening provider in helping to ensure equal access to screening for an individual with complex needs.
Updated translations published of our antenatal and newborn screening information in 12 languages.
People with diabetes can now be signposted to new accessible web page versions of diabetic eye screening information leaflets.
Links to download your copy of a brilliant new screening timeline poster for the public.
A 6-month trial in London shows that text message reminders can help increase the number of women taking up the offer of cervical screening by nearly 5%.
Find out what antenatal and newborn screening colleagues said in response to our antenatal and newborn screening digital information survey.
Our survey into the effectiveness of the PHE Screening inequalities strategy highlighted lots of good practice and suggestions for improvements.