Cervical Screening My Way
Three-quarters of women who are hesitant about cervical screening would use a self-testing kit if it was available for free on the NHS.
A poll of 2,444 women highlights that pain, fear, and misconceptions make them hesitant about taking up invitations for cervical screening appointments.
A poll of 2,444 women highlights that pain, fear, and misconceptions make them hesitant about taking up invitations for cervical screening appointments.

Healthwatch England says a more personalised approach to cervical screening will help the NHS meet its ambition to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040.
Healthwatch calls on the NHS to adopt self-testing, sensitive handling of appointments by screening professionals, drop-in clinics, and increased awareness to boost uptake among all women.
For more information on Cervical Screening MY Way visit https://www.healthwatch.co.uk/report/2024-09-10/cervical-screening-my-way-report
