Golden rules for registrars
Medico-legal adviser Dr Jim Rodger offers some expert advice on how to excel as a GP registrar. Read more
Current bowel screening pilot schemes that target individuals aged 58–69 years use faecal occult blood testing in conjunction with further investigation by colonoscopy.
Researchers produced a colorectal cancer-screening model to inform the DoH’s policy on bowel cancer screening.
They looked at the costs, effects and resource impact of five different screening options.
They found screening using flexible sigmoidoscopy, with or without faecal occult blood testing, might be more cost-effective and produce benefits compared with a policy of no screening.
However, the researchers warn that the introduction of any screening option would require significant investment.
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