A helpful online toolkit is now available to support conversations about the National Lung Cancer Screening Program. The toolkit brings together clear information, education materials and practical resources for healthcare providers and the health support workforce.
It is designed to help clinics, GPs, nurses, nurse practitioners, radiologists, radiographers and support staff prepare for and deliver lung cancer screening, while encouraging eligible people to ask questions and take part in screening when appropriate.
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- The toolkit includes printable materials and resources that can be saved, bookmarked or added to favourites.
- It includes social media assets, email banners, posters, communication materials and education resources.
- Healthcare providers can use the toolkit to support patient conversations about eligibility, screening pathways and participation.
- Community members can speak with their GP or healthcare provider if they have questions about lung cancer screening.
This is a useful place to find trusted information and ready-to-use resources for sharing important messages about lung cancer screening. If you or someone you care for may be eligible, use the toolkit as a starting point, speak with your GP, or call Ruby Medical Centre on (08) 9786 6000 to book an appointment.