Karen Canfell, Chair of Cancer Screening and Immunisation Committee at Cancer Council Australia and Professor of Public Health at the University of Sydney, shared a post by Monjura Nisha, Research Fellow, The Cancer Elimination Collaboration (CEC), on LinkedIn, adding:
“In a Learning Health System, emergent data is directly and dynamically used to refine and optimize management. Australia’s primary HPV-based National Cervical Screening Program is a great example, as this important paper shows. Congratulations Monjura Nisha, Megan Smith and colleagues!”
Quoting Monjura Nisha‘s post:
“I am pleased to share that our paper titled “Optimizing management of women with HPV (not 16/18): Findings from a national HPV screening program,” has been published in Gynecologic Oncology.
I would like to thank my co-authors Megan Smith, Helen Liang, Karen Canfell AC FAHMS, Deborah Bateson AM, Prof Marion Saville AM, Casper David Hamlett Wrede, David Goldsbury and Marc Arbyn for their valuable contributions to this work.”
Title: Optimizing management of women with HPV (not 16/18): Findings from a national HPV screening program
Authors: Monjura Nishaa, Ya-Lun Liang, Deborah Bateson, Marion Saville, C. David Wrede, David Goldsbury, Marc Arbyn, Karen Canfell, Megan A. Smith
Read the Full Article on Gynecologic Oncology.
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