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Screening Matters
The National Screening Unit newsletter
In this issue:
- Key changes to the newborn hearing screening programme
- Update on transition to HPV screening consultation
- Death of renowned Māori community health pioneer
- Spotlight on rare genetic metabolic disorder, galactosaemia
- National Screening Advisory Committee has vital role
- Revitalising HPV immunisation will deliver long-term benefits for women
- Redesign of breast and cervical cancer screening support services
- Screening questions, new ideas and ethics to be explored at workshop
Screening questions, new ideas and ethics to be explored at workshop
The workshop will be led by public health physicians and epidemiologists Dr Caroline Shaw and Professor Diana Sarfati.
Participants will hear new ideas and broaden their understanding of screening across all disciplines in this highly-rated workshop, held every two years.
Other topics to be discussed include how screening programmes are implemented, monitored and evaluated and what’s new on the screening horizon.
The workshop, part of the 20th Public Health Summer School, will be held on 18-19 February 2016 at the University of Otago, Wellington, Mein St, Newtown, Wellington. Early bird registration closes 18 December 2015.
More information can be found here or email Caroline Shaw.
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