Примеры использования Cervical screening на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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benefits of organized cervical screening programmes.
Cervical screening is the most effective method of reducing a woman's risk of developing cervical cancer.
In countries that do not have national cervical screening guidelines:- To review the obtained examples
These educational programmes should include the modules required to deliver information about organized cervical screening see Table 13.
experience will be officially appointed as the Cervical Screening Programme Coordinator.
This section of the implementation plan would present the CAWG's proposals for the development of the cervical screening registry.
PHC staff knowledge and skills to ensure that they can work effectively within an organized cervical screening programme.
Table 12: Cervical Screening Clinical Guidelines and SOPs Relevant to PHC 1 Service provider operation of the cervical screening registry.
The programme launched the Cervical Screening Information System, which is an electronic registry available free of charge through internet
The registry allows women to access information regarding their own cervical screening as well as receiving reminders for subsequent cervical smears.
The Scottish Cervical Screening Programme invites all eligible women in Scotland between the ages of 20 and 60 for a cervical screening test every three years.
Special attention was devoted to ensuring that cervical screening reached Maori
Since the last report, changes have been made to strengthen the cervical screening programme and to extend eligibility for breast screening. .
Cervical screening aims to detect precancerous lesions at a stage when they can be easily removed using simple outpatient procedures to prevent cancer from developing.
In countries that have national cervical screening guidelines:- To compare the obtained examples to the national guidelines
a pilot project on cervical screening.
which is intended to increase the rate of participation in organized cervical screening, was initiated in October 2005.
The Government continues to support initiatives to increase access and participation in cervical screening.
of women's health services, particularly cervical screening to women living in rural and remote areas of Queensland.