Part 1: Cervical cancer screening – Your questions answered

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The questions answered in this podcast are listed below. They were compiled by GPs and health professionals around Australia.

  1. How accurate is self-collection?
  2. How often is self-collection?
  3. Who is suitable for self-collection?
  4. Who is eligible for the Medicare rebate?
  5. What do you say about GPs feeling concerned about missed opportunities for vulva or pelvic examination if you’re offering self-collection?
  6. How should we be talking to people about self-collection and what are the key messages that GPs need to be giving?
  7. Can a GP or nurse do the collection for the patient? What are the circumstances for them to do this?
  8. If self-collection is acceptable, then why is it said to be so important to visualize the cervix when a GP takes a cervical screening?

Guests: Prof Deborah Bateson, Professor of Practice, Co-lead, Cervical Cancer and HPV Stream
& Dr Rebecca South, Women’s Health General Practitioner

Total time: 20 mins

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Last Updated: 20 Oct, 2023

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