Publications

This fact sheet provides key information on the National Lung Cancer Screening Program including eligibility criteria, how to access a scan and what you need to do after a scan is completed. This fact sheet is also available in brochure format.

This fact sheet provides information to help you understand your lung cancer screening results including next steps and where to go for support.

This fact sheet provides key evidence on the need for a National Lung Cancer Screening Program, including the benefits of screening, with references.

This is a guide to support healthcare providers to engage in shared decision-making and support people to make an informed choice to participate in lung cancer screening.

This is a comprehensive guide containing detailed information on the National Lung Cancer Screening Program including eligibility, the low-dose CT scan, benefits and harms, the NCSR, screening results and smoking cessation.

This guide provides healthcare providers with information on how to reduce stigma in relation to lung cancer screening.

This is a guideline to support healthcare professionals and support workers in navigating themselves and participants through each step of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and screening and assessment pathway.

This checklist provides information for General Practices on what they can do to prepare for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.

This infographic provides a visual representation of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program screening and assessment pathway.

This fact sheet provides information about lung cancer screening including the possible benefits of screening and why it is important to talk to your doctor to see if you are eligible for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.

This tool can help you and your doctor work out if you are eligible for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.

The Support at Home User Guide explains how providers can submit Support at Home payment claims through the Services Australia Aged Care Provider Portal (ACPP).

This fact sheet provides information to support healthcare professionals on how to start a conversation about lung cancer screening.

This is a 2-page summary of the program guidelines, which is a resource to support healthcare professionals and support workers in navigating themselves and participants through each step of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and screening and assessment pathway.

This resource outlines the steps that Home Care Package care recipients can take to prepare for their transition to the Support at Home program from 1 July 2025.

This resource is to support GP understanding of their role across the National Lung Cancer Screening Program screening and assessment pathway.

This brochure provides information on screening results including information on lung nodules and other findings that may appear in lung cancer screening. It also includes information on where to go for support and lung cancer symptoms to look out for. It is also available in a fact sheet format.

This brochure provides key information on the National Lung Cancer Screening Program including eligibility criteria, how to access a scan and what you need to do after a scan is completed. This brochure is also available in fact sheet format.

The NLCSP nodule management protocol contains detailed guidance for the radiologist around reporting lung nodule findings and providing appropriate management recommendations.

This is a step-by-step guide on how to complete claims for the Support at Home program using the Services Australia Aged Care Provider Portal (ACPP) from 1 July 2025.

The 5-Year International Medical Graduates Recruitment Scheme improves access to doctors in regional, rural and remote areas. It increases the supply of doctors to work in these areas where their services are needed the most.

This document is a 2-page summary of the lung cancer screening decision tool, which is a booklet to support the shared decision-making process for National Lung Cancer Screening Program participants.

This is a visual representation of the roles and responsibilities of the health workforce in the National Lung Cancer Screening Program across the screening and assessment pathway.

This fortnightly Australian Respiratory Surveillance Report (ARSR) includes information about acute respiratory illnesses including COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus.

An example of a monthly statement that will be sent to Support at Home participants from 1 July 2025.