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Experiences with cervical screening
A Parliamentary Review Committee has been established to independently review the performance of the National Cervical Screening Programme and make recommendations to support its improvement. One focus of this review is the recent shift to HPV testing as the primary method for cervical screening (this is the vaginal swab that people can choose to do themselves). The other type of test you can do is a cervical cell sample (known as a smear test). If you have had any... MoreCloses 14 November 2025 -
Cervical screening: Provider and practitioner survey
The National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) was established in 1990 following recommendations from the Cartwright Inquiry (1988) to deliver a national cervical screening programme and aims to reduce cervical cancer rates through HPV primary screening, targeting individuals aged 25 – 69. The NCSP is independently reviewed every three years, and the review is legislated under Part 4A, Section 112O, of the Health Act 1956. A Parliamentary Review Committee has been established to... MoreCloses 21 November 2025
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