About this module
This program has been developed by VCS Pathology, a division of the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer (ACPCC), to encourage meaningful change in cervical screening practice and engagement. It is available to practitioners across Australia who refer Cervical Screening Tests and co-tests to the VCS Pathology laboratory. This course will take approximately 10 to 17 months to complete.  
Learning outcomes
1. Evaluate how your cervical screening test and co-test samples perform compared to your peers.
2. Implement quality improvements to improve sample performance and follow up of results.
3. Identify how patient demographics contribute to screening participation and outcome.
4. Identify measures to increase engagement with the National Cervical Screening Program, especially in under- and never-screened populations.
Audience
This module is designed for VCS referring practitioners, including general practitioners (GPs) and nurse practitioners (NPs).
You must be a VCS Pathology referring practitioner to participate in this programIf you are not a VCS Pathology referring practitioner, you can find out more about our services and register with us here.
How to navigate
This module supports self-paced, short, focused learning. You can revisit it at any time.