Resources and links for health professionals

This guide outlines the steps to be taken in investigating symptoms that could be indicative of breast cancer and provides information about the triple test app

This guide supports GPs in assessing and managing patients with breast implants. It is designed to complement existing clinical guidelines, such as Cancer Austr

This guide for health professionals includes management options for women at increased risk of breast cancer due to family history.

This resource has been created for GPs to facilitate discussions about the use of risk-reducing medication* with women who are concerned about their risk of bre

Illustrates projected outcomes for Australians at average and moderate risk across various colorectal cancer screening options: colonoscopy, iFOBT, or no screen

This healthcare provider resource aids in educating communities about bowel cancer screening's importance. Email wacpcn@health.wa.gov.au to request a copy.

This resource educates Aboriginal communities on the importance of bowel cancer screening. Email wacpcn@health.wa.gov.au to request a copy.

Provides information and strategies to help prepare for cervical screening appointments with women who have experienced FGC/M.

Outlines cervical screening based on oncogenic HPV results: HPV not detected, HPV detected (not 16/18), HPV detected (16/18), and unsatisfactory HPV test.

This table outlines the guidelines for pathology testing of cervical and vaginal samples.

The flipchart is designed to assist healthcare providers in WA in discussing the importance of regular cervical screening with Aboriginal women.

This guide focuses on managing follow-up care and support for women after completing active treatment for low-risk* endometrial cancer.

This guide was developed to assist GPs and Gynaecologists in assessing pre and peri menopausal women with abnormal vaginal bleeding.

This guide helps health professionals identify and appropriately investigate symptoms and signs of lung cancer, supporting timely patient referral.

This guide aims to help GPs assess whether a woman with persistent, unexplained symptoms may have ovarian cancer.

This resource, including the Risk of Malignancy Index, information to help clinicians identify women who should be referred to a gynaecological oncologist.

This guide for health professionals includes management options for women at increased risk of breast cancer due to family history.

The document provides healthcare professionals with information designed to guide the provision of psychosocial clinical care.

Includes statements and recommendations based on available evidence about the identification of fear of cancer recurrence, and support.

This resource offers a comprehensive overview of hepatitis C diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up, aiding GPs and primary care providers in managing hepatitis C.

This resource aids clinical decision-making in hepatitis B, covering testing procedures, serology interpretation, initial assessment, and ongoing monitoring.