DHB quarterly reports
Coverage is an important performance indicator for all those involved in BreastScreen Aotearoa at both regional and national levels.
Background
BreastScreen Aotearoa (BSA) is a national public health screening programme funded by the Government to offer free Mammography every two years to women aged 45–69 years of age. The aim of BSA is to reduce morbidity and mortality from breast cancer by the early detection and treatment of the disease.
BSA’s target is to screen 70 percent of eligible women aged 50–69 every two years. BSA does not have a target for women aged 45–49 years because there is less evidence of the benefits of this age group’s participation in a population health breast screening programme.
In this section
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending December 2017.
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending September 2017
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending June 2016
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending March 2017
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending December 2016
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending September 2016
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending June 2016
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending March 2016
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending December 2015
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending September 2015
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending June 2015.
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending March 2015
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Quarterly reports on coverage of women in BSA, by DHB for the quarter ending December 2014
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