Cancer won't wait for Covid: patient videos

NHS partners across north east London have produced two videos to explain how cancer patients will be seen and treated safely through Covid and why it’s so important to come in for treatment.

London: Lower GI Pathway – Suspected Cancer

The London Endoscopy Clinical Working Group has developed a clinical pathway for management of patients referred for suspected Lower GI cancer.

Redbridge - COVID-safe breast screening unit

Abdominal cancers campaign, Help Us Help You

NHS England and NHS Improvement, together with Public Health England, have launched the ‘Abdominal Cancers’ phase of the ‘Help Us, Help You’ campaign.

Breast Cancer Screening recovery services

Breast Cancer Screening services across London have been severely impacted and providers face a pressing challenge in resuming access to screening in the ‘new normal’. With that in mind, it is important to focus on the immediate needs of the population served and how we can further improve our services in the medium to long-term.

Tips for communicating to patients about cervical screening

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How your practice can support people to access cancer screening services during recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic

Across the UK, national cancer screening programmes covering bowel, breast and cervical are now restarting, however this varies across each nation and programme.

Posters for GP practices: New Help Us Help You campaign on cancer symptoms

NHS England and NHS Improvement has launched the Access phase of the ‘Help Us, Help You’ campaign.

Inclusive cervical screening for trans and non-binary people with a cervix

The No Barriers cervical screening service is for trans men and non-binary people assigned female at birth and is available to anyone in London who needs it.

NHS Cervical Screening Programme Sample Results

Please continue to take cervical screening samples and send them to the laboratory as you would normally.

Suspected Urological Cancer Referrals

Patients should continue to be referred onto the 2WW pathway for suspected prostate cancer ?using the pre-COVID referral criteria

BHR - Urology MRI forms and 2WW requests

All GPs are reminded that when referring a patient on the Urology 2WW pathway that the requirement is for an MRI request form, clearly marked “2WW”, to accompany all 2ww referrals forms.