Training course for cervical cancer screening coordinators and evaluators - Screening for women difficult to reach (In cooperation with ESSM (European Schools of Screening Management network))
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Workshop
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1:30 PM
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5:30 PM
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Training course for cervical cancer screening coordinators and evaluators - Screening for women difficult to reach (In cooperation with ESSM (European Schools of Screening Management network))
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Auditorium II
Screening for cervical cancer is undergoing major changes with the deployment of new screening methods and immunization programmes. However, screening coverage remains an important determinant for the success of population-based cancer prevention efforts and many programmes still struggle with suboptimal attendance rates. Also where global programme coverage is acceptable, some hard to reach groups remain underscreened, contributing to significant inequalities in health within countries. Underscreened women are in many cases at high risk for developing disease and focused efforts to extend coverage to these hard to reach women are needed. This workshop aims to explore available strategies to improve screening coverage among hard to reach of women, discuss barriers to implementation of these strategies and look for possible solution models.”
Topical areas for the introductory synopsis (part 1 of workshop):
• Assessing inequalities in health with respect to cancer prevention through screening, within countries and between countries; current situation (also covering EUSR data).
• Recommendations and evidence base for strategies to improve attendance and reduce inequalities in access to and coverage by screening services (including EU guidelines)
• Examples of successful interventions to improve coverage and reduce inequalities in health
Interactive session (part 2 of workshop):
Interactive session with presentations by participants on the current status of screening coverage in their screening programs, reflections on equity issues related to screening access and any identified hard to reach groups of women, deployed and planned strategies to improve the situation, and identified barriers to the implementation of these interventions.
1:30 PM
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W 02-01
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Welcome and introduction to first part
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N.
Nereo
SEGNAN,
S.
Stefan
LÖNNBERG
1:35 PM
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W 02-02
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Inequities in cervical screening
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S.
Stefan
LÖNNBERG
1:55 PM
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W 02-03
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Current recommendations
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S.
Stefan
LÖNNBERG
2:15 PM
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W 02-04
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Evidence for coverage improving strategies
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P.
Paola
Armaroli
2:35 PM
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W 02-05
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Barriers in the organization of the early phases of programme development
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N.
Nereo
SEGNAN
3:25 PM
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W 02-06
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Introduction to second part
3:30 PM
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W 02-07
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Standard quality control of screening coverage in a setting with regional programs
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M.
Miriam
ELFSTRÖM
3:45 PM
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W 02-08
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Cervical cancer screening in Poland
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A.
Andrzej
Nowakowski
4:00 PM
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W 02-09
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Cost-effectiveness of a multistep strategy to increase adherence to cervical cancer screening in Portugal
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J.
João
Firmino-Machado
4:15 PM
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W 02-10
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HPV vaginal self-sampling among women non-adherent to pap-smear in Brazil
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N.
Naitielle de Paula
Pantano
4:30 PM
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W 02-11
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HPV self-sampling as a tool to reduce social inequality in cervical cancer screening participation
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M.
Mette
Tranberg
4:45 PM
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W 02-12
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Summary and conclusion
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