Agenda:

• Introduction – Prof Annie Young
• Background: Screening for Breast and Cervical Cancers and Advocating for Policy Change in Sub-Saharan Africa – Prof Julia Downing
• Psychosocial Care of Women Throughout Cancer Screening Pathway – Uptake, Process and Outcomes – Naomi Ohene Oti
• Communication is the Golden Key – Enhancing Skills to Care for Women Having Cancer Screening in Cameroon – Florence Manjuh
• Q&A period

Educational Objectives:

• Understand the psychosocial impact of cancer screening for women in two African countries
• Facilitate women to overcome stigma of cancer screening
• Appreciate innovations in the services in two African countries to reduce anxiety, improve uptake and clinical outcomes
• Enhance communication skills around breast and cervical screening on how to address any harmful effects
• Enable healthcare professionals to direct policy change

This webinar is made possible by the MASCC and AORTIC.