Cervical screening in Australia 2004-2005

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Release Date: 22 Jun 2007

Topic: Cancer screening

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Cervical screening in Australia 2004-2005 is the ninth annual report on key program activity, performance and outcome indicators to monitor the achievements of the National Cervical Screening Program. The report provides a comprehensive national picture of cervical screening in Australia for 2004-2005.

ISSN: 1039-3307
ISBN: 978 1 74024 694 1
Cat. no: CAN 33
Pages: 109

Findings from this report:

In 2004–2005 there were 3,462,907 women who participated in the National Cervical Screening Program
Between 2002–2003 and 2004–2005 participation in cervical screening increased from 60.7% to 61.0%
Of women screened in 2004 who had a normal Pap smear result, 25.3% had a repeat Pap smear within 21 months
There were 725 new cases of cervical cancer in Australia in 2003 compared with 1,091 in 1991

Preliminary material (166KB PDF)
- Half title and verso pages
- Title page and verso
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Summary
- National cervical screening monitoring indicators
Body section
- Indicator 1: Participation (179KB PDF)
- Indicator 2: Early re-screening (173KB PDF)
- Indicator 3: Low-grade abnormality detection (153KB PDF)
- Indicator 4: High-grade abnormality detection (188KB PDF)
- Indicator 5: Incidence (190KB PDF)
  - Indicator 5.1: Incidence of micro-invasive cervical cancer
  - Indicator 5.2: Incidence of squamous, adenocarcinoma, adenosquamous and other cervical cancer
  - Indicator 5.3: Incidence by location
- Indicator 6: Mortality (302KB PDF)
  - Indicator 6.1: Mortality by age group
  - Indicator 6.2: Mortality by location
  - Indicator 6.3: Indigenous mortality
- Tables (213KB PDF)
  - Indicator 1: Participation
  - Indicator 2: Early re-screening
  - Indicator 3: Low-grade abnormality detection
  - Indicator 4: High-grade abnormality detection
  - Indicator 5.1: Incidence of micro-invasive cervical cancer
  - Indicator 5.2: Incidence of invasive squamous, adenocarcinoma, adenosquamous and other cervical cancer
  - Indicator 5.3: Incidence by location
  - Indicator 6.1: Mortality by age
  - Indicator 6.2: Mortality by location
  - Indicator 6.3: Mortality by Indigenous status
End matter (408KB PDF)
- Appendixes
  - Appendix A: Cervical cancer-symptoms, detection and treatment
  - Appendix B: Data sources and limitations
  - Appendix C: Methods
  - Appendix D: Population data
  - Appendix E: Tables published on the Internet
  - Appendix F: National Cervical Screening Programs contact list
  - Appendix G: Pre-2006 NHMRC guidelines for the management of women with screen detected abnormalities
- Glossary
- References
- List of tables
- List of figures

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