Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Take part in organized cancer screening programmes for.
Screening programmes, using mammography, should be mandatory in all Member States.
Variations in criteria for adequacy in organised screening programmes.
In countries where HPV vaccine is introduced, screening programmes may still need to be developed or strengthened.
Nonetheless, about half of the countries in the Union are not implementing regular screening programmes.
The European Code Against Cancer recommends those screening programmes that are known to be effective.
Organized screening programmes provide the best conditions to follow the European quality assurance guidelines.
Strabismus may also be picked up by screening programmes(where employed).
Screening programmes that help to identify people most at risk of pulmonary hypertension are a useful way of diagnosing people early.
It is also of the utmost importance to improve access to medical services and cancer screening programmes for women.
A large study has shown that screening programmes among people at risk of lung cancer could save lives.
Mammography is performed every 1, 2 or 3 years from the age of 40-50 years until around 70-75,depending on national/regional screening programmes.
In countries without organised screening programmes, cervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer mortality in women.
One extremely important question(although they all are important)is what is the link between numbers accessing screening programmes and survival rates?
Targeted, preventive action through preventive screening programmes and affordable anti-cancer drugs- that should be the focus of our attention.
Through the implementation of the project, we developed the appropriate curriculum, educational tools andsupport system for data management and analysis of screening programmes.
It is thus important for women to have access to screening programmes that meet guidelines and to correct evidence-based information.
Organized screening programmes are recommended in the European Union because they employ a team of people responsible for ensuring the quality of the services provided.
We need to ensure that all our citizens have access to high-quality screening programmes, diagnosis and treatment, including palliative care.
As by optimising screening programmes we hope that we can identify high risk diabetics at an early stage and deliver appropriate interventions before severe symptoms appear.”.
In Europe, only a few centres perform tomosynthesis in organised screening programmes, mostly in the context of research programmes approved by Ethical Committees.
This project responds to the continuously increasing need to employ trained health professionals with special knowledge in setting-up, managing andmonitoring cancer screening programmes.
Our efforts must, for example,be directed at making sure that efficient screening programmes are in operation and implemented among those sections of the population that most need them.
It is estimated that 32 000 deaths from breast cancer alone could be prevented each year across the European Union if effective national screening programmes for breast cancer were implemented.
The HPV test should be used more in screening programmes owing to its high sensitivity, and the best option seems to be in conjunction with cervical cytology in women over 30 years.
In 2010 MEPs adopted a declaration to underline their support for the EU's commitment to fight breast cancer, by ensuring the implementation of screening programmes, the creation of specialist breast units and reliable data collection.
Critical issues for all screening programmes include selecting the test that is most appropriate for the context in order to achieve high screening coverage, high quality testing and reliable follow up.
Many of the deaths from cancer could be avoided by prevention measures,such as access to information and to comprehensive screening programmes. Tackling these disparities must be a priority.
Tackling breast, cervical& colorectal cancer- by promoting screening programmes throughout the EU, providing quality assurance guidelines for treatment and pooling knowledge and resources.
That is why I supported the amendment tabled by the Socialist Group calling for women prisoners to have the same access as other women to screening programmes for breast cancer and cervical cancer.