Publications relating to cancer in New Zealand.
These tables present numbers and rates of cancer registrations for selected cancers, by ethnic group and sex, for 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Cancer publications
Publications
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Published 06 October 2015
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Published 30 September 2015This publication gives primary care practitioners a guidance to follow so men have consistent and culturally appropriate information about prostate cancer testing and treatment. -
Published 29 September 2015The National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) is seeking publicviews on changing the primary cervical cancer screening test. With the HPV (human papillomavirus) test showing considerable promise in reducing invasive cervical cancer and lowering the number of deaths from cervical cancer, the NCSP is now considering introducing it as the primary testing tool for cervical cancer screening.
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Published 25 August 2015These are guidelines for the follow-up of women after diagnosis and or treatment of cancer of the uterus or cervix.
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Published 27 July 2015This strategy sets the direction for the health sector to improve the quality of cancer health information over the next five years. -
Published 22 July 2015This guidance clarifies how active surveillance is used to manage prostate cancer and assist men and their health professionals make shared decisions around options for treatment and care -
Published 08 July 2015The second report of the Parliamentary Review Committee for the National Cervical Screening Programme, undertaken in the first half of 2015. -
Published 11 June 2015This report presents the evaluation findings from round one of the bowel screening pilot. It describes how effective, safe, acceptable and equitable the pilot was in round one and provides a preliminary analysis of the round one costings. -
Published 04 June 2015This toolkit helps DHBs implement high-quality multi-disciplinary meetings for lung cancer patients. -
Published 14 April 2015This interactive report shows cancer survival in New Zealand and supersedes the Cancer patient survival covering the period 1994 to 2007 publication. It also shows how cancer survival has changed over time.