… We present a framework for improving cancer screening, based on a stepwise
examination of the decisions that must be made before, during, and after deployment of a …

… For example, the Asia Pacific Recommendations on CRC screening recommend population
screening for CRC in those regions where the incidence is high, defined as CRC incidence …

… , we defined adequate cervical cancer screening as more than one Pap smear in the 3
years prior to interview. Hence, inadequate cervical cancer screening was defined as one Pap …

… s role in cancer screening … cancer screening nurse, the authors of the current article performed
a critical descriptive literature review to document nursing involvement in cancer screening…

… as crude percentages and age standardized to the 2000 US standard population. … CRC
screening targets, and approximately 30 percentage points below the cervical cancer screening …

… a cancer screening program well recognized. A review of the Issues pertinent to cancer
screening … The characteristics of a particular cancer that should be considered before It becomes …

… cancer screening diagnoses and outcomes on an age-specific basis in a US population. …
We therefore examined routine cervical cancer screening diagnoses, and outcomes of …

… The ability is usually specified as to the screening test. We call this entity the test … , a
screening programme identifies a proportion of cancers in the DPCP in the total target population, …

… In contrast, community-based studies classified as programs generally were based on
well-defined populations as were some of the programs offered to patients identified through …

… Cancer screening is the application of a test to detect a cancer in asymptomatic individuals,
175, … are made concerning cancer screening for elderly persons. Although QOL is difficult to …