Expanding access to self-collection to increase cervical screening participation (EASI-C)

Project Details

The EASI-C project aims to support the implementation of self-collection cervical screening in general practice in Victoria, by exploring the needs and preferences of women, people with a cervix, and cervical screening providers. This project will also evaluate whether the availability of self-collection has increased screening participation in real-world delivery.

Project Partners

• MSPGH - Centre for Epidemiology and Biostatistics
• Australian Centre for Prevention of Cervical Cancer
• The Daffodil Centre, a Joint Venture between Cancer Council NSW and The University of Sydney

Researchers

• Dr Claire Nightingale (Project Lead)
• Prof Julia Brotherton
• Dr Tessa Saunders
• Nicola Creagh
• Ana Machado Colling

Funding

Victorian Cancer Agency