Traditional Chinese Campaign Poster
A series of in-language A3 posters developed in collaboration with the Chinese community (Please note this poster is available to order in Traditional Chinese only - there is no English version available).
Simplified Chinese Campaign Poster
A series of in-language A3 posters developed in collaboration with the Chinese community (Please note this poster is available to order in Simplified Chinese only - there is no English version available).
Arabic Campaign Poster
A series of in-language A3 posters developed in collaboration with the Arabic community (Please note this poster is available to order in Arabic only - there is no English version available).
Vietnamese Campaign Poster
A series of in-language A3 posters developed in collaboration with the Vietnamese community (Please note this poster is available to order in Vietnamese only - there is no English version available)
Vietnamese Campaign Poster
A series of in-language A3 posters developed in collaboration with the Vietnamese community (Available to order in Vietnamese only)
As a health professional, you have a critical role in advising women to have Pap tests and in providing both the information and the friendly and sensitive environment that will help women understand the need for and effectiveness of screening.
If you are a GP, you are a member of the group that performs about 80% of Pap tests in Australia and – through other health appointments with your patients – are ideally placed to introduce the topic among women who may be embarrassed or forget when their tests are due.
Female nurses also play a vital role in cervical screening, as they often provide Pap tests in locations where women may otherwise only have access to a male doctor. Nurses play an important role in reaching women from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities, older women and women who may have never had a Pap test before.
Top of pageWe acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, and pay our respect to Elders past, present and future.
