National Bowel Screening Programme - Primary Care Campaign May 2023/2024/2025

National Bowel Screening Programme - Primary Care Campaign May 2023/2024/2025

Project Dates:

May 2023 / 2024 / 2025

GP and Practice Nurse conversations to prompt Bowel Screening in Priority Populations

General Practices are invited to take part in the NBSP May Primary Care Promotion to increase bowel screening participation among under-screened groups and improve patient outcomes.

Bowel screening helps detect cancer early, when it can often be successfully treated. The May campaigns in 2023 and 2024 were highly successful, increasing kit requests among under-screened groups. This year’s promotion aims to build on that success and drive even greater participation.

The purpose of this project is to evaluate the effectiveness of the NBSP primary care campaign.  Data can demonstrate why there is a need for this intervention.  By focusing on increasing the participation of Māori and Pacific groups, the project is expected to illustrate an improvement in equity of participation in the NBSP.

As part of the NBSP primary care campaign there is the opportunity to answer these two questions:

  1. Does a campaign focusing on primary care increase FIT kit requests for NBSP Māori and Pacific groups?
  2. Does a campaign focusing on primary care increase participation for Māori and Pacific groups?

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This project is completed.
Gout Stop continues as a clinical and community programme in Whanganui.

Project team:

Dr John McMenamin

Dr John McMenamin

Jonelle Russell

Jonelle Russell

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