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West Midlands Cervical Screening Programme

Information Resources

The documents listed below are intended primarily for use by health professionals working in the cervical screening programme. If you require any further information please contact the West Midlands QA Reference Centre.

Regional Reports

West Midlands Cervical Screening Outcome Data 2006-07
West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance Annual Report 2007/08
West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance Annual Report 2006/07
West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance Annual Report 2005/06
Cervical Screening QA Reference Centre Annual Report 2004/05
Regional Colposcopy Patient Satisfaction Survey Report 2005
Regional Colposcopy Patient Satisfaction Survey Report 2004
West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance Reference Centre: An Overview

Regional Guidance Documents

General Practice Protocol for Cervical Screening Template
Guidance on the roles and responsibilities of the Lead PCT cervical screening co-ordinator

Guidance on the rules & responsibilities of the PCT primary care cervical screening lead
General guidance on responsibilities of the GP Practice lead for cervical screeningUpdated
General guidance on role requirements of a cytology supervisor
Responsibilities of the hospital-based cervical screening co-ordinator
West Midlands Regional Failsafe Policy
Example Practice Guidelines for cytology administration and failsafe
Cervical Screening Read Codes
Identification and Management of Potential Screening and Reporting Problems in Cervical Cytology
Regional Colposcopy Database Manual (In Progress)
Advice sheet on Colposcopy Referral Systems and Data Collection
Follow up after Hysterectomy - general guidelines
Guidance for the Disclosure of Audit Results in Cancer Screening

West Midlands Cervical Screening Programme Factsheets

1. Ceasing women from cervical screening Updated
2. Patient confidentiality and data protection
3. Why is cervical screening not recommended for women under 25?
4. Cervical screening for women under age 25 with gynaecological symptoms
5. Unscheduled cervical screening
6. Informed consent
7. Chaperones
8. Aetiology of Cervical Cancer
9. Equal Access to Cervical Screening for Disabled Women Updated
10. Cervical Cancer & the Cervical Screening ProgrammeNew

Regional Resource Packs

Cervical Sample Taking Resource Pack and Toolkit
Confidentiality Training Resource Pack

Regional Modernisation Programme Documents

FAQ age recall change leaflet
Poster
Why is cervical screening not recommended for women under 25?
Cervical screening for women under age 25 with gynaecological symptoms
Unscheduled cervical screening
Position of LBC Roll Out in the West Midlands

Cervical Screening "What's Pants" Campaign Materials

Large Poster
Small information poster
Leaflet
Pants card

Presentations and Reports from Regional Events

QA Conference Feb 2008 - Regional QA Update
QA Conference Feb 2008 - Cytology and Histology Review
QA Conference Feb 2008 - Colposcopy Review
QA Conference Feb 2008 - Disclosure of Audit Results a Patient's Perspective
QA Conference Feb 2008 - Disclosure of Audit Results a Clinicians Perspective
QA Conference Feb 2007 - Cervical Screening in the 25 - 39s

QA Conference Feb 2007 - Women with Learning Difficulties and cervical screening
QA Conference Feb 2007 - Women with physical disabilities and cervical screening
QA Conference Feb 2007 - Raising awareness - screening women with physical disabilities
West Midlands Cervical Screening QA Conference 2007
QA Conference February 2007 – Regional QA Update
QA Conference February 2006 – Regional QA Update

National Information Sheets

Cervical Screening Useful Information
Guidance notes for the completion of the HMR101 request/report form
Open Exeter and the Cervical Screening Programme
Open Exeter and the GP
Open Exeter and the Caldicott Guardian

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