Referral options for cancer screening
When it comes to cancer screening, we understand firsthand that it takes good experience to have a good experience. That’s why we work closely with some of the best there is when it comes to looking after the health of our communities.
Below are referral pathways to help you out with breast screening, bowel screening and cervical screening. As Can We grows, we will add more referral pathways to this page.
NATIONAL CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAM
You can get a Cervical Screening Test from most health clinics or services. Find out how to locate your nearest service and who can give the test by clicking the link below. If you’re due for a test, make a booking – it could save your life.
NATIONAL CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAM
Other Clinics
Cervical Screening Tests can be performed by a variety of healthcare providers – you don’t need to visit a gynaecologist or specialist to get it done. GPs and nurses can perform the test, so you can go to your regular doctor or a medical centre. Click the link below to view TransHub’s Gender Affirming Doctor List.
Breastscreen NSW
sCREENING FOR GENDER DIVERSE PEOPLE
BreastScreen NSW is a service for women (cis and trans). BreastScreen NSW is a service for women (cis and trans). If you are AFAB trans masc or non-binary we recommend talking to your GP about your personal risk and screening options. Click the link below to view TransHub’s Gender Affirming Doctor List.
Test Kit Helpline
If you have any questions or need any help using the bowel cancer screening kit, you can contact the Test Kit Helpline. They will talk you through it, step by step.
Open: 8:30am – 5pm Monday to Friday
(except public holidays)
National Cancer Screening Register
Contact the National Cancer Screening Register to update your contact details or if you have questions about either the National Bowel Cancer or National Cervical Screening Programs.
Open: 8am – 6pm Monday to Friday
(except public holidays)