06-10-2026 15:06 via nursinginpractice.com

Practice nurses invited to help test cervical screening system changes

Practice nurses are being invited to take part in research to help shape changes to the Cervical Screening Management System (CSMS). NHS England is looking for nurses and administrative staff who work with CSMS prior notification or non-responder lists to test new screens and processes. The research will involve trialling a new online process relating...Read moreThe post Practice nurses invited to help test cervical screening system changes appeared first on Nursing in Practice.
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