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NHS Breast Screening Programme, England 2010-11: Graphs
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Figure 1: Breast screening coverage at 31 st March among women aged 53-70, 53-64 and 65-70, England 2002 [1] -2011 [1] © Data prior to 2005, re-used with the permission of the Department of Health Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] 2002 was the first year when data in the 50-70 age group became available.
![Figure 1: Breast screening coverage at 31 st March among women aged 53-70, and 65-70, England 2002 [1] [1] © Data prior to 2005, re-used with the permission of the Department of Health Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] 2002 was the first year when data in the age group became available.](http://images.slideplayer.com./10/2769794/slides/slide_2.jpg "Figure 1: Breast screening coverage at 31 st March among women aged 53-70, and 65-70, England 2002 [1] [1] © Data prior to 2005, re-used with the permission of the Department of Health Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] 2002 was the first year when data in the age group became available.")
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Figure 2: Breast screening coverage among women aged 53-70, England by SHA, 31 st March 2011 Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 3: Breast screening coverage among women aged 53-70, England by PCO, 31 st March 2011 Source: KC63, The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 4A: Breast screening coverage among women aged 53-70, England and former Spearhead PCOs, at 31 st March 2008 to 2011 Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 4B: Breast screening coverage among women aged 53-70, former Spearhead PCOs, 31 st March 2011 Source: KC63 The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 5: Women screened through self/GP referrals, by age group, 2002-03 [1] to 2010-11 [1] Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables E to F2) The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] 2002-03 was the first year when data for the 50-70 year age group were available.
![Figure 5: Women screened through self/GP referrals, by age group, [1] to [1] Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables E to F2) The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] was the first year when data for the year age group were available.](http://images.slideplayer.com./10/2769794/slides/slide_7.jpg "Figure 5: Women screened through self/GP referrals, by age group, [1] to [1] Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables E to F2) The NHS Information Centre [1] [1] was the first year when data for the year age group were available.")
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Figure 6: Uptake* of breast screening invitations to women aged 50-70 in England, 2002-03 to 2010-11 *Data excludes early recalls and self/GP referrals Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables A to C2) The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 7: Uptake of breast screening invitations to women aged 50-70 in England, by invitation type, 2010-11 Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables A to D) The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 8: Uptake* by SHA of women aged 50-70 of invitations to screen, 2009-10, 2010-11 *Data excludes early recalls Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables A, B, C1 and C2) The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 9: Uptake* of breast screening invitations to women aged 50-70 in England, by breast screening unit, 2010-11 *Data excludes early recalls Source: KC62 (Part 1, Tables A to C2) The NHS Information Centre
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Figure 10: Cancers detected (rate per 1000 women screened) by age group in England, 2002-03 to 2010-11 © Data prior to 2004-05, re-used with the permission of the Department of Health Source: KC62 (Parts 1 and 3, Tables T) The NHS Information Centre
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