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Breast screening: consultation on consolidated standards

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Public Health England
Published
8 February 2017

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Summary

The NHS Breast Screening Programme is consulting on draft consolidated programme standards.

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Consultation description

The NHS Breast Screening Programme is consolidating its standards into one document.

The consolidated standards aim to:

  • encourage services to perform to high standards based on the best evidence available

  • make sure women can access a high quality screening service throughout England

  • give commissioners ways to assess the quality and performance of their screening services

  • give local screening services mechanisms to compare themselves to national performance

  • give women peace of mind that the programme is monitoring local services using evidence based targets

To respond to the consultation, please review the draft consolidated standards document and then:

  • download and complete the response form

  • email the completed form to [email protected] by Monday 27 February

Documents

Breast screening: draft consolidated programme standards February 2017

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Breast screening draft consolidated standards consultation response form

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