Evaluation of English Bowel (Colorectal) Cancer Screening Pilot |
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The research and development directorate at the Department of Health commissioned an independent evaluation of the UK Pilot, which ran from 2000-2002. There was a single study of both the English and Scottish sites conducted by a multi-disciplinary evaluation team. The evaluation team produced annual reports for three years. The reports were made available to the Pilot Steering Group (the group which is overseeing the pilot) and the National Screening Committee to help to decide whether to introduce bowel cancer on a national level. The final report - 1716Kb PDF and its supplementary report were published in July 2003. The report into the second round of the English bowel cancer screening pilot was published in August 2006. The task of the evaluation team was to
A separate study focusing on potential issues for ethnic populations associated with the introduction of CRC was published in July 2003. This study was commissioned by the Policy Research Programme at the Department of Health as an addition to the main evaluation of the UK Colorectal Cancer Screening Pilot.Ethnicity: UK Colorectal Cancer Screening Pilot - Final Report (PDF 4.2Mb) |
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