Increasing Uptake Sample Clauses

Increasing Uptake. It is recommended that: • commissioners and providers work with local authorities and third sector organisations to understand and develop plans to address uptake and inequalities. QA visits include an assessment of the process to develop such plans and their implementation at a local level. • commissioners work with providers to ensure that letters and invitations have been endorsed by GPs (where the GP agrees), timed first and second appointments are offered and appointment reminders are used. Providers, commissioners and local authorities are encouraged to pilot, evaluate and publish (preferably in peer reviewed journals) local solutions to address inequalities of access. Before piloting, these local proposals must be agreed with the PHE screening team to ensure consistency of message with nationally agreed letters. PHE screening team will share new and emerging knowledge via the screening inequalities network and blogs.
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