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MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES FOR CERVICAL SCREENING & …
www.sccps.org1 Cervical Screening Guidelines Age Group to be Screened and Screening Interval 1.1 Entry to Cervical Cancer Screening All women who have ever had sex are advised to have their first cervical cytology test from the age of 25 1.2 Frequency of Screening Under the National Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, the frequency is as follows:
Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service - NHS England
www.england.nhs.ukNHS Cervical Screening Programme by identifying opportunities across a network to provide sufficient cervical screening sample-taking capacity. Guidance on how to improve access and update of cervical screening in local areas. • Data on cervical screening coverage by CCG and GP Practice. • Advice from Jo’s Cervical Cancer
Guidelines for Cervical Screening in New Zealand
www.health.govt.nzThe revised Guidelines for Cervical Screening in New Zealand take into account new evidence on the aetiology and pathogenesis of cervical cancer since the previous guidelines were published in 1999. They also signal the start of a change in cervical screening tests that will be used in future, leading to a
Understanding Cervical Changes - National Cancer Institute
www.cancer.govAn abnormal cervical screening test result does not mean that you have cervical cancer. It means that cervical cell changes were found or that cells are infected with HPV. Depending on the results, you may need follow-up testing or treatment. Treatment for cervical cell changes works well. HPV . cervical cancer .
Guidance for Good Practice in Cervical Screening
www.cervicalscreeningtraining.co.ukGUIDANCE FOR GOOD PRACTICE 3 Contents Section One Page Introduction 5 Aims of Guidelines 5 Impact of Cervical Screening 5 The Cervical Screening Programme 5
Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service
www.england.nhs.uk• Cancer Research UK Cervical Screening Good Practice Guide • Cancer Research UK Cervical Screening improving uptake hub • Macmillan’s GP resources include support on national cancer screening programmes • RCGP e-learning resources to support GPs and other healthcare professionals to deliver the best possible care for
OF SEXUAL &REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE
www.fsrh.orgcervical cytology screening and, if relevant, have completed the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination programme. Women should be informed about the link between HPV and cervical cancer, and advised about strategies that reduce the risk such as condom use, smoking cessation, regular cervical screening and, where appropriate, vaccination ...
British Gynaecological Cancer Society (BGCS) Cervical ...
www.bgcs.org.ukThe remit of this guideline is to collate and propose evidence-based guidelines for the diagnosis and ... The reader is directed to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance (NG12) ... management of cervical cancer (2) and the NHS Cervical Screening Programme NHSCP20 document (3).
2020/21 General Medical Services (GMS) contract Quality ...
www.england.nhs.ukrecorded practice performance. 2.1.1 Flu vaccination and cervical screening The points allocated to flu vaccination and cervical screening are doubled in 2020/21 as detailed in Table 1. This has been achieved by reallocating 29 points from other clinical indicators as described in Section 3. This is to highlight the critical importance of restoring
Temporary GP contract changes to support COVID-19 …
www.england.nhs.ukCS005 The proportion of women eligible for screening aged 25-49 years at end of period reported whose notes record that an adequate cervical screening test has been performed in the previous 3 years and 6 months 7 45-80% - CS006 The proportion of women eligible for screening and aged 50-64 years at end of period
Having a smear test
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukCervical screening looks for a virus in the cervix. For a very small number of women the virus can be serious and cause cervical cancer. This is a cancer that starts in the cervix. It is a very serious illness that you can die from. 3. Having the test can stop you getting
Cervical Ectopy (Cervical Erosion)
mft.nhs.ukA cervical ectopy is a red, velvet like and often raw looking area with a graze type appearance on the outer surface of the cervix. This is a benign (non-cancerous) condition and does not lead to cervical ... It is important that if you are invited for routine cervical screening you should attend. This helps to assess your cervix regularly and ...
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