New BC Cancer Resources: HPV Screening and Polyposis

The BC Cancer Cervix and Colon Screening Programs have shared new resources to support primary care providers in discussing screening recommendations with patients and managing follow-up care.

HPV Primary Screening: Why It's Safe to Rescreen in 5 Years

When a patient's HPV test is negative, the recommended interval before their next cervical screening is five years. These resources explain the evidence behind this interval and offer support for discussing the recommendation with patients.

• Fact Sheet: It's Safe to Rescreen in 5 Years: Facts about HPV Primary Screening

• Video: Talking to Your Patients about When to Rescreen with HPV Testing

Supporting Patients with Polyposis

Patients with polyposis have an increased risk of colorectal cancer and may require more frequent colonoscopy surveillance. The following resources provide information on supporting patients with polyposis and recommended follow-up:

• Fact Sheet: Supporting Patients with Polyposis

• Polyposis: Follow-Up Recommendations

• Patient Fact Sheet: Colorectal Polyposis