Better coordination of screening in Canada : Meilleure coordination du dépistage au Canada : quelle est la meilleure voie à suivre?

Rather, a screening As part of our mandate to report on a number of health policy test is part of a process that should ensure the right people issues that straddle screening (prevention, health promotion, get screened, are actively followed up, and are offered public health, and primary health care), the Health Council appropriate care and treatment.2 Responsibility for screening of Canada undert [...] Many noted the need to more clearly set out the urgency around this topic and to map out a series These recent publications on screening in Canada of actions that will improve screening policy and practices provide more information on many of the issues in Canada.8 discussed in this report: The goal of this report is to promote continued discussion Health Council of Canada. [...] Access to care for disorders program for residents of British Columbia and the Yukon that identified through screening also differs across jurisdictions.7 covers the spectrum of care, from prevention and screening to diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.21 In this regard, screening is emblematic of the broader systemic challenges in Canadian health care—fragmentation, poor communication, and a [...] To move the issue forward, the Health Council of Canada encourages governments, health care providers, The United Kingdom’s and other stakeholder groups and organizations to debate comprehensive, national model options for improving the currently fragmented approach to screening in Canada. [...] This is an opportunity to build on the successes of the Canadian organizations that are taking a The UK National Screening Committee (NSC) provides coordinated approach to some aspects of screening; it is also advice on all aspects of screening to the ministers of an opportunity to learn from countries that are moving towards health and the National Health Service (NHS) in the four nationally coor