SEMPHN’s Health Needs Assessment (2022) shows that Local Government Areas with lowest screening participation rates in 2019 include Stonnington West (37.5%), Port Phillip (40.6%), Frankston (41.4%) and Casey South (42%); all well below the average Victorian participation rate of 51.2%, and national average of 52.9%.
SEMPHN commissions BreastScreen Victoria (BSV) to help ensure that clients get screened every two years, and to trial engagement strategies, including:
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