Bowel screening participation in Australia and what your practice can do
Most practices see low bowel screening participation in Australia but do not know what to change. Here is a starting workflow.
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Screening
BreastScreen Australia GP referral and recall workflow
BreastScreen Australia invites women aged 50–74 for two-yearly mammograms. For general practice, the breastscreen australia gp referral picture is partial: here is what you can see, what you cannot, and the workflow that fills the gaps.
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Screening
Cervical Screening Test recall: the 5-year interval nobody's system is actually tracking
Most GP practices still run cervical screening recall on a 2-year cycle, but the National Cervical Screening Program interval is 5 years. Fix your cervical screening recall gp workflow.
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Workflow
Self-collection has changed cervical screening. Has your recall workflow caught up?
Cervical self collection general practice has made screening more accessible, but your recall list and messaging need to reflect the new choice and the new intervals.
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Workflow
How to find every patient aged 45–74 overdue for bowel screening in your PMS
A step-by-step workflow to pull an accurate overdue bowel screening patient list from Best Practice, MedicalDirector or Zedmed — and why most queries miss a third of the cohort.
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Policy
National Cancer Screening Register: a practical guide
A practical guide to accessing and using the National Cancer Screening Register for Australian general practice, including how to check patient status and reconcile your recall lists.
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Workflow
The National Bowel Cancer Screening Program: a general practice workflow, start to finish
A step-by-step workflow for running the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program in your general practice, from identifying eligible patients to recording outcomes.
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Screening
Under-screened patients in general practice
Many practices have under-screened patients in general practice who never appear on recall lists. Here is how to find them.