Resources

This report lists all the currently accredited BreastScreen Australia services by state and territory.

This DL-size brochure provides information about breast cancer screening for Indigenous women aged 50 to 74.

This poster reminds patients to do their breast screening.

A Budget 2022–23 fact sheet.

A Budget 2022–23 fact sheet.

Part of a suite of image resources for cancer screening for external suppliers.

This report details the Evaluation of the BreastScreen Remote Radiology Assessment Model of Service Delivery.

In 2013–14, the BreastScreen Australia Program expanded the target age range for screening to include women aged 70–74 years. This independent evaluation, done by Nous Group, reviews how effective this has been in terms of implementation and participation rates, and recommends that it be continued.

This research report outlines feedback from women aged 70–74 years about BreastScreen Australia's decision to send them regular reminders to screen.

Part of a suite of image resources for cancer screening for external suppliers.

A suite of cancer screening (bowel, cervical and breast) images and resources for external suppliers.

Part of a suite of image resources for cancer screening for external suppliers.

This campaign evaluation report outlines the results of a survey done to understand and estimate the reach and effectiveness of the third phase of the BreastScreen Australia campaign.

The BreastScreen Australia Program is supported by a number of frameworks and strategies. They guide how the program is delivered and make sure that high standards are maintained and best practice followed.

Find out about the breast cancer screening program and whether you should take part in it.

These literature reviews were used to help develop BreastScreen Australia’s position on the use of digital breast tomosynthesis in breast screening, assessment and diagnosis.

We commissioned the Cancer Council NSW research team to look at the possible impacts on our cancer screening programs. This summary report outlines the findings.

This report outlines the impact of COVID-19 on the BreastScreen Australia Program. By simulating, comparing and reporting on multiple scenarios, the Cancer Council NSW have modelled and analysed potential effect of pausing and resuming the screening program due to COVID-19.

This policy outlines how BreastScreen Australia manages women who present to the screening program with symptoms of breast cancer.

This statement explains why the BreastScreen Australia program uses mammography rather than thermography to detect breast cancer.

We provide funding for a variety of breast screening research projects and activities. Find out what current projects and activities are underway.

New and emerging technologies that could be used in breast screening were investigated to assess their potential impact. A literature review was performed to identify technologies and innovations. Stakeholders were interviewed to determine possible implementation issues.

This report outlines the plan that will be used to evaluation the expansion of the BreastScreen Australia Program’s target age range. It covers how the evaluation will be done and the kinds of questions asked. The evaluation will run from 2018 to 2021.

This policy outlines who is eligible to access the free breast screening mammograms in Australia.

This literature review on breast density helps inform BreastScreen Australia’s position statement on breast density and screening.