Lucina Kaukau & 12.04 Assessing entire anogenital tract is very sensible in this group of women. Jane Grant 12.08 Thank you for the clarity around immune deficient women. These guidelines are helpful. 12.10 Thank you for this clarity. 12.12 We think there should be a separate section to these guidelines that provides recommendations and guidelines HPV testing outside of routine screening.’ Guidance on testing immune deficient young women could be included in this section. 12.13 We would like to ask if there is a plan to inform specialists in secondary care and private practice of the changes regarding immune deficient women? It is common practice for specialists to recommend appropriate vaccination for immune deficient patients, it would be excellent to see appropriate cervical screening recommendations from specialists. Drs Jay Sirisena, Northland Good. Anand Gangi, Colposcopy Other evidence/info to consider: Jenny Blasingame, Services If an immuno deficient is diagnosed with a histologiaclly confirmed abnormality should they be referred to Kristy Wolff, Donna a specialist practiced in anoscopy? Hardie Dr Gillian Gibson RANZCOG 12.02 What does by the result of the reflex LBC test” mean here? “informed Other evidence/info to consider: HIV positive women may not be at increased risk if low viral loads is there evidence to suggest this? – Annette Davis Hawkes Bay DHB Agree. Rae Duff, National Council of Para 17, Table 1 (p3) Women of NZ Ailsa Stewart Health Standing Committee Dr Sandra Hall, On behalf of the We think information should be included about auto immune diseases which result in higher risk. Policy Analyst Cartwright Collective
Lucina Kaukau & Jane Grant 12.04 Assessing entire anogenital tract is very sensible in this group of women. 12.08 Thank you for the clarity around immune deficient women. These guidelines are helpful. 12.10 Thank you for this clarity. 12.12 We think there should be a separate section to these guidelines that provides recommendations and guidelines HPV testing outside of routine screening.’ Guidance on testing immune deficient young women could be included in this section. 12.13 We would like to ask if there is a plan to inform specialists in secondary care and private practice of the changes regarding immune deficient women? It is common practice for specialists to recommend appropriate vaccination for immune deficient patients, it would be excellent to see appropriate cervical screening recommendations from specialists. Drs Jay Sirisena, Anand Gangi, Jenny Blasingame, Kristy Wolff, Donna Hardie Northland Colposcopy Services Good. Other evidence/info to consider: If an immuno deficient is diagnosed with a histologiaclly confirmed abnormality should they be referred to a specialist practiced in anoscopy? Dr Gillian Gibson RANZCOG 12.02 What does “informed by the result of the reflex LBC test” mean here? Other evidence/info to consider: HIV positive women may not be at increased risk if low viral loads – is there evidence to suggest this? Annette Davis Hawkes Bay DHB Agree. Rae Duff, Ailsa Stewart National Council of Women of NZ Health Standing Committee Para 17, Table 1 (p3) Dr Sandra Hall, Policy Analyst On behalf of the Cartwright Collective We think information should be included about auto immune diseases which result in higher risk.
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