Breast screening The Ministry of Health will monitor BreastScreen Aotearoa three yearly against national standards, and annually against indicators and targets All BreastScreen Aotearoa lead providers will have access to mammography technology The Ministry of Health will review the BreastScreen Aotearoa service delivery and funding model to make improvements to the programme in the context of changing technology Cervical screening The Ministry of Health will monitor the National Cervical Screening Programme three yearly against national standards, and six monthly against indicators and targets The Ministry of Health will implement the 2013/14 priority recommendations of the Report of the Parliamentary Review Committee regarding the New Zealand Cervical Screening Programme (Tan et al 2011) We will improve The Ministry of Health will Ministry of More people will be aware the develop guidance for the early Health, DHBs, of cancer risks and will be early detection of detection of lung cancer primary health doing something about organisations, them lung cancer NGOs Diagnosis and treatment What How Who By 2018 the Government expects: We will improve DHBs will use the tumour DHBs Services will have been the quality and standards to improve quality by reviewed and improved consistency of reviewing their current service using the tumour care delivery against the provisional standards tumour standards and identifying Diagnostic and treatment areas for service improvement processes will be streamlined, faster and more standardised
Breast screening The Ministry of Health will monitor BreastScreen Aotearoa three yearly against national standards, and annually against indicators and targets All BreastScreen Aotearoa lead providers will have access to mammography technology The Ministry of Health will review the BreastScreen Aotearoa service delivery and funding model to make improvements to the programme in the context of changing technology Cervical screening The Ministry of Health will monitor the National Cervical Screening Programme three yearly against national standards, and six monthly against indicators and targets The Ministry of Health will implement the 2013/14 priority recommendations of the Report of the Parliamentary Review Committee regarding the New Zealand Cervical Screening Programme (Tan et al 2011) We will improve the early detection of lung cancer The Ministry of Health will develop guidance for the early detection of lung cancer Ministry of Health, DHBs, primary health organisations, NGOs More people will be aware of cancer risks and will be doing something about them Diagnosis and treatment What How Who By 2018 the Government expects: We will improve the quality and consistency of care DHBs will use the tumour standards to improve quality by reviewing their current service delivery against the provisional tumour standards and identifying areas for service improvement DHBs Services will have been reviewed and improved using the tumour standards Diagnostic and treatment processes will be streamlined, faster and more standardised
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