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Cervical Screening unit standards
Cervical Screening unit standards
There is one standard in this domain. This unit standard is for registered health practitioners who wish to become qualified in cervical screening.
Current
There are currently no reviews underway for Cervical Screening unit standard 29556. The next review is due in 2025.
Resources and links
- Unit standard 29556, Conduct Cervical Screening
- Competencies for Cervical Screening Education and Training
- NCSP Policies and Standards
Completed reviews
December 2020 – Review of Cervical Screening unit standard
Details are available in the 2020 Review of Cervical Screening unit standard change report.
Changes were made to the standard in consultation with the Ministry of Health to align with current terminology and practice.
December 2019 – Revision and rollover
Details are available in the December 2019, Revision and rollover of Cervical Screening unit standard change report.
The National Cervical Screening Programme (Ministry of Health) and the national moderator confirmed that the standard remains fit for purpose, and therefore a revision and rollover was completed.
July 2016 – Review of Cervical Screening unit standard
Details are available in the July 2016, Review of Cervical Screening unit standard change report.
Unit standard 29556, Conduct cervical screening was listed in July 2016. This unit standard replaced Unit Standard 1098, Perform cervical screening and cervical smear taking which expired on 31 December 2018.
Contact
For more information and/or comments regarding these unit standards, please email: nqs@nzqa.govt.nz.