Resources
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Understanding your results
This fact sheet provides information to help you understand your lung cancer screening results including next steps and where to go for support.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Shared decision-making and informed choice for lung cancer screening: a guide for healthcare providers
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Screening and assessment pathway
This infographic provides a visual representation of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program screening and assessment pathway.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Lung cancer screening decision tool
This is a booklet with detailed information on how to support the shared decision-making process for National Lung Cancer Screening Program participants.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Eligibility tool
This tool can help you and your doctor work out if you are eligible for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Why am I currently not eligible for lung cancer screening?
This fact sheet explains why a participant may not be eligible for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and includes information about quitting smoking.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – General practitioner resource guide
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Get your practice ready for the NLCSP
This checklist provides information for General Practices on what they can do to prepare for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Understanding lung nodules and other findings – Brochure
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – About lung cancer screening
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Nodule management protocol
The NLCSP nodule management protocol contains detailed guidance for the radiologist around reporting lung nodule findings and providing appropriate management recommendations.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Lung cancer screening decision tool – Summary
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Frequently asked questions from the health workforce
This fact sheet provides information about the National Lung Cancer Screening Program, the screening process, benefits and harms of lung screening, screening results and smoking cessation.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Your visit to the radiology clinic – Brochure
This brochure provides information on how you can prepare for a scan, including a checklist and next steps. This brochure is also available in fact sheet format.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – What is the NLCSP? – Brochure
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.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Providing support for lung cancer screening participants
This is a resource to enable healthcare professionals to provide psychosocial care for National Lung Cancer Screening Program participants.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Reducing stigma in the NLCSP
This guide provides healthcare providers with information on how to reduce stigma in relation to lung cancer screening.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – What is the NLCSP? – Fact sheet
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.
BreastScreen Australia – Accreditation status report
This report lists all the currently accredited BreastScreen Australia services by state and territory.
ScreenEQUAL – The Cervical Screening Test Easy Read Booklet
An Easy Read information booklet about the Cervical Screening Test, including information on what happens before, during, and after the test.
Update to National Cervical Screening Program Guidelines fact sheet
This fact sheet provides a summary of the changes to the National Cervical Screening Program Guidelines to come into effect on 14 April 2025.
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2025 Cervical Screening update: What you need to know about the latest clinical guidelines
This webinar recording provides an overview of the April 2025 changes to the National Cervical Screening Program’s clinical guidelines.
Own It community toolkit for Vietnamese speakers
This toolkit provides communication materials on cervical screening directly targeted toward women and people with a cervix who speak Vietnamese.
Note: Content in this toolkit is in English and Vietnamese.
Note: Content in this toolkit is in English and Vietnamese.
National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Your visit to the radiology clinic – Fact sheet
This fact sheet provides information on how you can prepare for a scan, including a checklist and next steps. This fact sheet is also available in brochure format.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Participant details form
This form comes with your bowel screening kit in the mail. If it gets lost or damaged, you can print a new one to complete and return with your samples. Healthcare providers should NOT use this form if issuing kits via the alternative access to kits model.
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