HPV vaccination: effects on cervical screening
Kothari, A.
Nursing Times 110(24): 19-21
2014
ISSN/ISBN: 0954-7762 PMID: 25007499 Document Number: 672137
Uptake of cervical screening has declined slightly since the 1990s, and is generally lower among young women than older women. Although the human papillomavirus vaccination programme is successful, some girls are still not being vaccinated. In addition, the programme may have a negative impact on the uptake of cervical screening, as young women may not realise they are still vulnerable to cervical cancer after vaccination. Nurses should encourage girls and young women to take up both HPV vaccination and cervical screening.
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