National Cervical Screening Program – Self-collection and the cervical screening test for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women
This fact sheet helps health professionals to discuss whether self-collection may be an option for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants in the National Cervical Screening Program. It is usually provided during a consultation.
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National Cervical Screening Program – Self-collection and the cervical screening test for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women
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Most women have their cervical sample collected by their health professional. Some women who have never been screened or are overdue for screening may be more comfortable taking their own sample (called self-collection).
This fact sheet answers, for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women:
- who should have a cervical screening test
- what is self-collection
- is self-collection right for me
- how do I collect my own sample