Residents from communities experiencing health inequalities share feedback on cancer screening services
We asked people about their experiences of cervical screening, bowel cancer screening, and breast screening services.
Summary
- We spoke to 362 residents from communities experiencing health inequalities about their experiences of cancer screening services.
- We also heard from 74 residents via an online survey and community events.
- Feedback demonstrated the importance of a warm, friendly welcome from healthcare staff and the provision of clear information about screening processes. This was particularly important if the patient was feeling nervous or anxious and was a significant factor in defining the patient experience.
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Residents from communities experiencing health inequalities share feedback on cancer screening services