Human behaviour is at the heart of causing and transmitting pandemic infections, the climate emergency and other threats and crises - and it is also at the heart of preventing and getting out of them - @SusanMichie presents the keynote at @MCBC_UniMelb’s launch.
New paper 💃🚩💫 - A scoping review of reported implementation evidence on self-collection for #cervicalscreening for the Asia Pacific Region @JCOGO_ASCO#WorldCancerDay - https://t.co/t8XuVBK5AQ
This #WorldCancerDay, we're focussing on taking action.
Dr Claire Nightingale is co-leading a project to ensure everyone with a cervix has the option to self-collect, leading to more equitable outcomes across the entire population @unimelbMSPGH@UniMelb@UICC#CloseTheCareGap
Great commitment from the EMRO team. Elimination is a possibility! Australian experts support the World Health Organisation in development of cervical cancer elimination strategy for the Eastern Mediterranean region https://t.co/CRd6Py580z @UniMelbMDHS @ACPCC_@HealthPolicyUoM
More effective engagement of PHCWs in the screening programs will require...
➡️Financial and structural barriers to be considered and mitigated
➡️Up-to-date and easy-to-use recall and reminder systems
➡️Whole-of-practice approach
➡️Identification of a practice 'champion'
New paper🥳on health care system factors influencing the engagement of primary healthcare workers (PHCWs) in Australia's national cancer screening programs in @anzjph@lucyapboyd@NicolaCreagh @kristi_milley @ProfJonEmery@ClaireNight14
Full text 🔓 https://t.co/p4sURlZGRr
@PC4TG @BeckBergin @CancerVic @kristi_milley What an interesting paper! Can't wait to hear the podcast. @kristi_milley my question for @BeckBergin is what are the next steps for OCPs in Australia?