Quarterly Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme updated

8 December 2011

The updated statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) in the 3rd quarter of 2011 (including the number of women newly registered with CSP and the number of cervical cytology tests reported) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Family Health Service, Department of Health has launched Cervical Screening information

10 October 2011

Family Health Service (FHS)of the Department of Health has recently launched Interactive Voice Response Systems (IVRS) on its hotline 3166 6631 and website with content including cervical screening and Cervical Screening Programme information. Please click here to browse or listen (in English) to the information.

Quarterly Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme updated

7 September 2011

The updated statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) in the 2nd quarter of 2011 (including the number of women newly registered with CSP and the number of cervical cytology tests reported) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Quarterly Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme updated

23 June 2011

The updated statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) in the 1st quarter of 2011 (including the number of women newly registered with CSP and the number of cervical cytology tests reported) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Annual Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme

31 May 2011

The updated Annual Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Publicity Campaign at Railway Networks

18 April 2011

To strenghten public awareness on cervical cancer screening, window stickers and train door stickers publicising the Cervical Screening Programme were placed at East Rail, West Rail, Ma On Shan Rail and Light Rail in February 2011. Health messages on cervical cancer screening were broadcast on the News Express at these railway networks in February and March 2011. Please click here to see the photos.

Results of the up-to-date Behavioural Risk Factor Survey on cervical cancer screening coverage among Hong Kong women

12 April 2011

Results of the up-to-date Behavioural Risk Factor Survey on cervical cancer screening coverage among Hong Kong women (including women who had ever had a cervical smear and women with last cervical smear taken within 3 years) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Quarterly Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme updated

18 March 2011

The updated statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) in the 4th quarter of 2010 (including the number of women newly registered with CSP and the number of cervical cytology tests reported) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.

Poster Campaign at Bus Shelter Networks

9 February 2011

To raise public awareness on cervical cancer screening, posters of the Cervical Screening Programme were placed at bus shelter networks in different areas of Hong Kong in December 2010 and January 2011. Please click here to see the photos.

Publicity on Television - "Knowing More About Cervical Screening"

7 January 2011

A series of 10 episodes 1-minute health promotion programme will be shown in TVB Jade Channel at 14:05, from Monday to Friday, starting from 10 to 21 January. Through a story, women will learn more about the Cervical Screening Programme, the benefit after joining the programme and also the cervical smear-taking procedure. For the sake of your health and the health of your relatives and friends, you should not miss this programme. You can also view the series at http://mytv.tvb.com/info from 12 January 2011 to 19 February 2011.

Quarterly Statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme updated

4 January 2011

The updated statistics of the Cervical Screening Programme (CSP) in the 3rd quarter of 2010 (including the number of women newly registered with CSP and the number of cervical cytology tests reported) is now available. To view the statistics, please click here.