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Information for people referred from diabetic eye screening (DES) because they need regular monitoring or treatment.
This leaflet is for pregnant women whose baby may have anencephaly. It can help women talk through the next stages of their care with health professionals.
This is to help commissioners, sample takers and laboratories reduce errors associated with cervical screening sample requests.
Screening standards for the NHS newborn hearing screening programme (NHSP).
Information about newborn screening tests for parents of babies in special care units.
Leaflet for expectant fathers explaining antenatal screening for sickle cell and thalassaemia.
These documents explain how to take a newborn blood spot screening sample.
Information on a baby’s visit to an audiology clinic following referral. Translated versions are also available.
Guidance to help primary care, commissioners and local authorities plan and evaluate initiatives around cervical screening coverage in their area.
This document helps staff to run an efficient call and recall service for the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.
Information to help healthcare professionals speak with parents, following suspected or confirmed diagnosis of congenital heart disease.
Information explaining diabetic retinopathy, a disease screened for by the NHS diabetic eye screening (DES) programme.
A reference guide for sample takers in the NHS Cervical Screening Programme
Guidance and resources to support providers and commissioners in reducing screening inequalities.
Education and training requirements for specialist screening practitioners in the NHS bowel cancer screening programme (BCSP).
Information for pregnant women to understand what it means to be a sickle cell carrier.
Information for parents of babies who carry the sickle cell gene.
How to report, classify and monitor interval cancers and cancers following previous assessment.
Information for pregnant women with singleton (having only one baby) and twin pregnancies who have received a higher-chance result from the combined or quadruple screening test
How to opt out of an NHS screening programme if you no longer wish to be offered screening.
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