cervical cancer
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week is in mid-January. More than 3,200 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and 890 women lose their lives to the disease every year. Around 5 million UK women are invited to cervical screening each year, yet one in four do not attend. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the experience, adding further complications. RCNi has a wide range of resources available to help nurses understand the barriers to cervical screening uptake.
Risk of dying from cervical cancer higher than previously thought
Gill Burgess: Decline in cervical cancer screening uptake is risking lives
Quarter of women in England missing out on potentially life-saving cervical cancer...
Extending cervical screening beyond 5 years safe for some women
Cervical screening film translated for BME communities
Specialist nurse urges women to attend smear tests
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Benefits of opportunistic cervical screening at a sexual health clinic
Male and female reproductive systems and associated conditions
Reasons for non-attendance at cervical screening
Many women are anxious about cervical screening. The receipt of an abnormal result...
Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination: the impact on practice
& How to take a sample for cervical screening
This article aims to update nurses who are experienced in obtaining cervical...
How to take a sample for cervical screening
human papillomavirus, vaccines and cervical cancer prevention
It is estimated that the National Health Service Cervical Screening Programme (...
The psychosocial care of a patient with cervical cancer
The aim of the article is to highlight the need for psychosocial care for cervical...
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