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Changes ahead for the national screening system

A small group of colleagues will be moving to DHSC to become part of the new Office for MedMalRxment and Disparities (OHID), set up as a home for those PHE functions which will not be moving to the UK Health Security Agency(UKHSA). The screening team in … See more

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Public information leaflets – PHE Screening

WEBPublic Health England (PHE) develops the information leaflets used by the NHS to invite people for the population screening programmes and enable them to make informed …

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New guidance on improving access to NHS screening …

WEBThe guidance includes sections on: informed choice; barriers to screening; improving access to screening; working with primary care; The new publication includes …

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Promoting screening and immunisation through the healthy child

WEBThe healthy child programme is of particular relevance to the antenatal and newborn screening and national immunisation programmes as it aims to ensure that …

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Improving outcomes for babies with genetic disorders

WEBSome of these tests are for genetic disorders, including Down’s syndrome, sickle cell disease, thalassaemia, cystic fibrosis and several conditions that affect the …

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About PHE Screening – PHE Screening

WEBAbout PHE Screening. Screening identifies apparently healthy people who may be at increased risk of a disease or condition, enabling earlier treatment or informed …

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Our latest screening report highlights successes and areas for

WEBThe 11 NHS screening programmes in England play a vital role in protecting and improving the public’s health. Today we’ve published our report that celebrates the …

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Cervical Screening Saves Lives – evaluating the national campaign

WEBThe first national ‘ Cervical Screening Saves Lives ’ campaign ran from 5 March 2019 to 30 April 2019 in England, as part of the wider Be Clear on Cancer …

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NHS Cervical Screening Programme – PHE Screening

WEBCervical Screening Saves Lives – evaluating the national campaign. Ruth Stubbs, 28 September 2021 - NHS Cervical Screening Programme. An evaluation of the …

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New home test kit for bowel cancer screening: what GPs need to …

WEBThe NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Programme reduces the risk of dying from bowel cancer by detecting disease before symptoms appear when it is easier to treat …

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GPs’ role in helping people decide whether they want screening

WEBThe NHS Screening Programmes in England have a duty to make sure everyone eligible for screening has access to it and understands its benefits and risks. …

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All Our Health population screening e-learning resource now …

WEBA series of All Our Health (AOH) resources have been developed to help health and care practitioners use their knowledge, skills and relationships to prevent …

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Brilliant new screening timeline – PHE Screening

WEBThis timeline has now been adapted into a double-sided A4 resource by the national PHE Screening team so that others can benefit. As well as the timeline, the …

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Tackling screening inequalities in BAME communities

WEBCommunity Links helps tackle screening inequalities in more than half of London boroughs. Nearly 865,000 people in England and Wales either cannot speak …

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Tackling breast and cervical screening inequalities in Merseyside

WEBDuring the pilot, 5,048 women on GP lists were invited for screening by letter and 3,242 were successfully contacted by phone with a reminder. Results showed: 4 out …

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Updated NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Programme guidance …

WEBWe published the updated guidelines on 18 February 2021. Changes in the guidelines reflect the many developments within the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening …

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Newborn pulse oximetry screening pilot update – PHE Screening

WEBTrusts reported that the pulse oximetry screening test was very well received by parents during the pilot period. During the pilot nearly 33,000 newborn babies were …

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NHS newborn and infant physical examination programme …

WEBJoanne Morley, 2 November 2020 - NHS Newborn and Infant Physical Examination. PHE has updated the NIPE screening programme handbook and screening pathways. …

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Cervical sample taker update training: e-learning launch

WEBLast week, the NHS Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) launched a new e-learning resource for cervical sample takers. Designed to meet 3-yearly update …

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