NCSP – Module 5 of 5: Cervical screening follow-up
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NCSP – Module 5 of 5: Cervical screening follow-up
This module provides a broad overview of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus, cervical anatomy, and how we can eliminate cervical cancer through primary and secondary prevention strategies. Importantly, the key role of healthcare providers and practice staff is highlighted throughout this module. Read More -
NCSP – Module 4 of 5: Screening in practice
This module provides a broad overview of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus, cervical anatomy, and how we can eliminate cervical cancer through primary and secondary prevention strategies. Importantly, the key role of healthcare providers and practice staff is highlighted throughout this module. Read More -
NCSP – Module 3 of 5: Communicating the importance of cervical screening
This module provides a broad overview of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus, cervical anatomy, and how we can eliminate cervical cancer through primary and secondary prevention strategies. Importantly, the key role of healthcare providers and practice staff is highlighted throughout this module. Read More -
NCSP – Module 2 of 5: The National Cervical Screening Program
This module provides a broad overview of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus, cervical anatomy, and how we can eliminate cervical cancer through primary and secondary prevention strategies. Importantly, the key role of healthcare providers and practice staff is highlighted throughout this module. Read More -
NCSP – Module 1 of 5: Cervical cancer causes, prevention and elimination
This module provides a broad overview of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus, cervical anatomy, and how we can eliminate cervical cancer through primary and secondary prevention strategies. Importantly, the key role of healthcare providers and practice staff is highlighted throughout this module. Read More -
Cervical Screening, HPV and Self-Collection
This program has been developed by VCS Pathology, a division of the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer (ACPCC), to provide primary Healthcare Practitioners across Australia with the knowledge and skills to be able to offer the option of HPV self-collection to eligible patients and increase cervical screening participation rates. Read More