Sentence examples for application of screening programmes from inspiring English sources

The application of screening programmes has reduced the incidence of squamous carcinoma in Sweden substantially during the last decades (Mählck et al, 1994; Ponten et al, 1995).

Using data from a national representative survey and a small scale qualitative study, this paper describes the coverage of screening programmes, whether the programmes reach the target women, who are more likely to use cervical screening services, how the programmes are implemented, and to what extent women know about the programmes.

Today, modern ultrasound equipment and the wide implementation of screening programmes allow the timely diagnosis of many congenital anomalies.

Patient-centeredness and especially patient-provider communication is known to be associated with attendance rates of screening programmes [16].

Personalised screening approach could improve the efficiency of screening programmes.

Cross-sectional study of screening programmes in five countries.

Applications of clinical screening programmes that have led to a decrease in squamous cell carcinoma have only shown a limited effect on the occurrence of adenocarcinomas.

Observational evidence for the effect of population screening programmes is mixed, with no clear association between intensity of screening and reduced prostate cancer mortality.

Strategies to reach non-attending women may improve the effectiveness of cervical screening programmes.

Ethnic minorities are known to have low uptake of cancer screening programmes and Polish populations to have low breast screening uptake.

The objective of these screening programmes is to start treatment earlier than it would be if based on clinical progression.