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Faecal Immunochemical Testing (FIT)

1/3 Division of Laboratory Medicine Biochemistry 1/3 Faecal Immunochemical Testing (FIT) FIT is a diagnostic test that acts as a primary care triage tool to identify those low risk patients that require further investigation via colonoscopy or CT colonography. FIT is not a rule out for patients who are medium and high risk patients. The current national guidance for FIT Testing is contained in NICE guidance DG30 which evaluates the role of FIT Testing as a triage test for patients in primary care with defined symptoms amounting to a low risk (but not no risk) of cancer (<3%).

still follow the 2WW urgent referral pathway Use of FIT in primary care could result in avoidance of invasive tests for patients with negative results. Shorter waiting times for colonoscopies for higher risk patients (including those with FIT positive results).

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