Breast screening during COVID-19
Most BreastScreen Australia services remain open with additional safety measures in place to reduce the ongoing risk of COVID-19.
Some BreastScreen services across Australia may temporarily close due to COVID-19 restrictions. You will be contacted if this affects your appointment.
Please call BreastScreen Australia on 13 20 50 if you have any questions or concerns.
Make an appointment
Find out where you can get a breast screen.
Learn about the program
Discover why it's important to have regular breast screens.
Find out if you're eligible
Check to see if you fit the criteria to receive a free breast cancer screen.
Discover how breast screening works
Learn what to expect when having a breast screening mammogram.
BreastScreen Australia Program contact
13 20 50
Contact your state or territory BreastScreen Australia service to book an appointment, update your contact details or to find out more information about screening for breast cancer. The phone service will connect you to your nearest service for the cost of a local call.
For program providers
BreastScreen Australia accreditation
Understand what is involved in becoming an accredited provider of BreastScreen Australia services. Find all the forms and other documents you will need.
Managing participants with special conditions
Find out how to manage participants with special conditions, such as nipple saving mastectomies and atypical ductal hyperplasia (ADH).
Public resources
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BreastScreen Australia – Life after breast cancer
Listen to the stories of Judith, Julie, Clare and Merlinda on how early breast cancer screening saved their lives.
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BreastScreen Australia – Overcoming barriers
Listen to the stories of Judith, Julie, Clare and Merlinda on how early breast cancer screening saved their lives.
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BreastScreen Australia – Why screen?
Listen to the stories of Judith, Julie, Clare and Merlinda on how early breast cancer screening saved their lives.
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BreastScreen Australia – Screening process
Listen to the stories of Judith, Julie, Clare and Merlinda on how early breast cancer screening saved their lives.
Health sector resources
BreastScreen Australia – Remote radiology reporting form
BreastScreen Australia services and State Coordination Units (SCUs) use this form for Remote radiology reporting by Service/SCU.
BreastScreen Australia – Accreditation data contextual reporting framework (BSA011)
BreastScreen Australia services and State Coordination Units (SCUs) use this form to provide information that will assist the NQMC to interpret the data presented in your annual data report (ADR).
BreastScreen Australia – Proforma for False Positive Biopsies
BreastScreen Australia services and State Coordination Units (SCUs) use this form to provide information regarding Proforma for False Positive Biopsies.
National Quality Management Committee Strategic Data Plan
This Strategic Data Plan has been developed for BreastScreen Australia (BSA) by the National Quality Management Committee (NQMC). The SDP will support both the NQMC’s traditional role in accreditation decision-making and its new role in national quality improvement.
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