The NHS Long Term ambition is to diagnose 75% of cancers at stage one and two by 2028, which makes them more treatable and enhances long term survival. To do this, we need to significantly focus on reducing cancer inequalities by making care more possible, more focused on what local populations need, and by eradicating structural inequality within the cancer pathway. This population health tool was initiated and developed through partnership working between the NWL IB team and RM Partners Cancer Alliance (using WSIC data). Together we have a joint ambition of providing equitable cancer care for all our residents. This suite of tools has been developed to support NWL PCNs all practices, and the ICS review their real time cervical screening data at borough, PCN and Practice level. To help reduce inequality in 23/24, in each screening programme, practice should reduce their screening performance (coverage), and the minimum expected threshold for each practice in NWL is 60% trend over time. Data will help review the impact of interventions to increase screening coverage. Please refer to the dashboard user guide – https://www.nwlondonicb.nhs.uk/download_file/view/4531/1927

Cervical Cancer Screening Dashboard - Use Case Examples: The Cervical Cancer Screening dashboard enables those working across NWL (both clinical and non-clinical staff), to determine the number of screened and unscreened patients in their Borough, PCN and Practice. It also target inequalities by understanding the deprivation and ethnicity makeup of their Borough, PCN and Practice, and to help tailor interventions to specific communities and encourage them to attend for cervical screening.