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BreastScreen Aotearoa Advisory Group

The BreastScreen Aotearoa Advisory Group was established in 2003 to support the National Screening Unit (NSU) to achieve its vision, namely;

Saving lives, reducing inequalities, and building the Nation’s health by leading the delivery of screening programmes, uncompromising in their quality and trusted by the communities we serve.

Role of the Group

The role of the group is to:

  • provide unidisciplinary context to independent BSA monitoring reports
  • discuss and provide independent advice on the policy and strategic direction of BSA in New Zealand.  It is expected that members will consult widely within their own constituent groups
  • discuss research and development opportunities for BSA
  • provide advice from time to time on other areas as agreed by the group and BSA
  • provide advice on multidisciplinary operational issues.

To find out more about the BSA Advisory Group read the group's Terms of Reference.

Members

The group comprises members who collectively have wide knowledge and experience in BreastScreen Aotearoa.   The membership consists of:

 Consumer Representative  Barbara Holland
 Data Manager  Vasuki Haran
 Treatment Data Collector  Margreet Simpson
 Medical Physicist  Jeremy Nicoll 
 Medical Radiation Technologist   Marie-Therese Borland 
 Surgeon  David Moss 
 GP Representative  Mary Obele
 BreastCare Nurse  Pru Wood 
 Lead Provider Manager   Joan Miles
 Pathologist  Mary Christie
 Radiologist  Glyn Thomas 
 Monitoring and Evaluation  Richard Taylor