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Description : Check out this medical presentation on Cervical Cancer, which is titled "Training for Practice Nurses and Health Care Assistants on CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMMES", to know about bowel, breast and cervical cancer screening.

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Training for Practice Nurses and Health Care Assistants on CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMMES
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Screening programmes for cancer Cervical Bowel Breast
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Bowel screening What is bowel screening? Bowel screening aims to detect bowel cancer at an early stage when treatment is more likely to work.
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Bowel screening What’s the test…and who gets tested? Men and women from the age of 60 to 75. And people 75 and over can request a screening test
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Bowel screening – the kit
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Bowel Screening Cancer Research UK
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Bowel screening 2025
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Cervical screening
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What is the test used in cervical screening? Cervical screening uses a test called liquid based cytology (LBC) – known to many as a smear test.
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Who has cervical screening? Women aged 25 to 49 are invited every three years and after that every five years until the age of 64.
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Why do younger women not have screening? Source: Cancer Research UK Cervical cancer age statistics
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What happens after a Smear Test?
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Breast Screening
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What is the test used in breast screening? Breast cancer can affect 1 in 9 women in their lifetime.
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Who is tested for breast cancer?
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What happens after the mammogram? Source http://www.nhs.uk/news/2013/09September/PublishingImages/screening_leaflet.jpg
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What are the benefits and harms
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What barriers can you identify that may prevent patients participating in screening programmes? Cervical Bowel Breast What ideas can you think of that may overcome these and increase uptake for your practice?
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Any Questions?