Resources
Social media tiles (animated) – National Cervical Screening Program – Swish with your sistas
These social media resources can be used to encourage First Nations women to do cervical screening.
Swish with your sistas 1 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Swish with your sistas 2 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Swish with your sistas 3 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
It starts with a swish 1 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
It starts with a swish 2 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
It starts with a swish 3 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
For sistas young and old 1 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
For sistas young and old 2 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
For sistas young and old 3 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Deadly women screen 1 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Deadly women screen 2 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Early changes everything 1 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Early changes everything 2 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Early changes everything 3 – National Cervical Screening Program – Poster
A poster for First Nations women about cervical screening
Swish with your sistas – communication toolkit
Stakeholders can use the content in this communication toolkit to raise awareness of the Swish with your Sistas resources and the benefits of routine cervical screening with First Nations women and people with a cervix.
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Understanding cervical screening – National Cervical Screening Program – Video
A video for First Nations women about cervical screening.
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Your screening choices – National Cervical Screening Program – Video
A video for First Nations women about the choices available when doing a Cervical Screening Test.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Result letter: Positive
This letter is sent to people who have done the test to tell them their result was positive – and what they need to do next. A positive result does not always mean you have bowel cancer.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Result letter: Negative
This letter is sent to people who have done the test to tell them their result was negative. This means no blood was found in your samples.
Notification of screen-detected breast implant issues
This clinical advice from the BreastScreen Australia (BSA) reviews the role of screening services in reporting implant problems detected during screening.
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Connecting with communities to encourage mobile lung cancer screening
Caitlin Wharton, Health Promotion Officer at Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service talks about helping communities learn about the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and the importance of accessing mobile screening.
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National Lung Cancer Screening Program – Mobile screening process
The video describes the process and what to expect when having a low-dose CT scan on the mobile screening truck.
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Working with rural and remote communities to deliver mobile lung cancer screening services
Robby Chibawae, CEO of Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service talks about why health programs need to be designed in partnership with First Nations communities.
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Accessing health services in remote areas and why mobile lung cancer screening is important
Shelly Kneebone, CEO of Derby Aboriginal Health Service talks about the challenges of accessing health care in remote communities and the benefits of place-based codesign.
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