Cervical cancer screening: number of days at which 90% of Pap tests are processed by the lab. | National Quality Measures Clearinghouse

Cervical cancer screening: number of days at which 90% of Pap tests are processed by the lab. | National Quality Measures Clearinghouse

Canadian Partnership Against Cancer

• Cervical cancer screening: number of days at which 90% of Pap tests are processed by the lab.
• Cervical cancer screening: number of days at which 90% of women with a high-grade Pap test result who had a follow-up colposcopy.
• Cervical cancer screening: percentage of Pap tests for which the time between the date the Pap test is performed and the date that Pap test is processed by the laboratory is less than or equal to 14 days.
• Cervical cancer screening: percentage of women who had a colposcopy within 12 months of a Pap test with an ASC-H/HSIL+ result who had a histologic investigation within 12 months of the ASC-H/HSIL+ cytological finding.
• Cervical cancer screening: percentage of women with a cytological finding of ASC-H/HSIL+ who had a histologic investigation within 12 months of the ASC-H/HSIL+ cytological finding.
• Cervical cancer screening: percentage of women with a high-grade Pap test result who had a follow-up colposcopy within 6 weeks of the index Pap test report date.