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Guidance

Bowel cancer screening: removing people from routine invitations

These documents set out the procedures and reasons for removing people from the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Programme (BCSP) invitation list.

From:
Public Health England
Published:
1 October 2007

This publication was withdrawn on

This guidance has been superseded by Bowel cancer screening: professional guidance - GOV.UK

Documents

Bowel cancer screening programme: ceasing guidelines

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Ceasing screening subjects from call and recall: clarification of guidance

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Details

These publications explain the process for ceasing individuals from routine invitations (call/recall) for bowel cancer screening.

They explain the accepted reasons for ceasing to invite eligible people. These include:

  • clinical reasons
  • terminal illness
  • personal choice
  • mental capacity

The documents also include information about:

  • temporarily suspending invitations
  • returning ceased individuals to the invitation (call/recall) list

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Published 1 October 2007

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