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Meanings of national screening in English

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Usage of national screening in English
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This has been factored into the cost of the national screening programme.
The Irish Times
2
The long-awaited national screening programme for bowel cancer is to be reviewed.
Radio NZ
3
Background: With improved national screening programs fewer patients present with LARC.
Pubmed
4
So why does Ireland still not have a national screening programme?
The Irish Times
5
He has announced an independent review of the national screening programme.
Radio NZ
6
Officials added that Britain's National Health Service phased in national screening from July 2006.
Radio NZ
7
The documents said this could be altered under national screening.
Radio NZ
8
It complemented a national screening programme that began in 1991.
Radio NZ
9
Cost-effectiveness for 20-state and national screening strategies were less favorable.
Pubmed
10
This has important implications for the national screening policy.
Pubmed
11
He describes it as an attempt to "jump start" national screening.
Radio NZ
12
Treasury said the case for national screening was compelling, but more work was needed on details.
Radio NZ
13
Implementing an organized, evidence-based, national screening program may be an effective approach to increasing screening rates.
Pubmed
14
The single most important benefit from national screening would be fewer deaths and longer, better lives.
Radio NZ
15
She said there needed to be an immediate start to a staged roll-out of national screening.
Radio NZ
16
Labour Party health spokeswoman Annette King said she was also pleased to see national screening getting closer.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
National screening through the time
National screening across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common