In a nationwide mammography screening programme using independent double reading, a total of 23%% of the screening-detected cancers had a discordant interpretation, i.e. a true-positive score by only one of the two readers [ 6].
Non-participant: Had never participated in the mammography screening programme.
All women were aware of the existence of the mammography screening programme.
User: Had participated in the mammography screening programme regularly every second year.
The Copenhagen mammography screening programme started on 1 April 1991 (Vejborg et al, 2002).
Currently, no systematically evaluated decision aid exists for the German mammography screening programme.
In Germany, a nationwide mammography screening programme has been fully implemented since 2009.
Women over 40 years of age participate in the general mammography screening programme.
In the Netherlands, a national organised mammography screening programme was initiated in 1989 (table 1).
9 28 According to those studies, the mammography screening programme in Copenhagen was associated with a 25% reduction in breast cancer mortality, 8 and in Finland, a reduction of 24% was attributed to the recently established mammography screening programme.
In Australia, the national mammography screening programme selects women on the basis of age alone 50-69 yearss) because ".
