Hi,Im doing my dissertation on barriers to cervical screening and i wanted some of the key documents and government policies in order to read around my subject. so far i have the cancer reform strategythe nhs cancer planimproving outcomes: a strategy for cancerAre there any particulary useful documents i could look up that anyone is aware of. I am looking at the barriers to screening in europe and the usathanks in advance
klone, MSN, RN 14,487 Posts Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership. Has 17 years experience. Jan 28, 2015 I would look at ACOG's pap screen guidelines. They revised it in 2012, to start at age 21, with paps q 3 years (for normal paps) until age 30, and cotesting q 5 years from ages 30-64.I would also say that a barrier to care is the opposition from many Republican leaders to add the Gardasil vaccine to the "required" childhood vaccine schedule.
