Cervical Cancer Screening Techniques in UK
DescriptionProject aim is to comparing the newly introduced Liquid Based Cytology(2003) to the former conventional screening techniques in UK.
Title/Question is “With changes introduced to cervical screening program in England in 2003,has cervical cytology got the quality?”
Changes here refers to Liquid Based Cytology.
A brief history of cervical screening( when is was introduced in UK and how it has evolved since then), mention how the screening was done in the past, formulate hypotheses on this title and explain why it is a relevant research. Current day screening surveillance, HPV vaccine and Triage .
Title/Question is “With changes introduced to cervical screening program in England in 2003,has cervical cytology got the quality?”
Changes here refers to Liquid Based Cytology.
A brief history of cervical screening( when is was introduced in UK and how it has evolved since then), mention how the screening was done in the past, formulate hypotheses on this title and explain why it is a relevant research. Current day screening surveillance, HPV vaccine and Triage .
GraphPad prism was not used.
You need to provide the statistical analysis of sources.
The graphs need to show SD and Mean. A minimum of 12 sources including ONS and CRUK is required. You could use statistcs on incidence, mortality against age group of females specifically in the uk.
You need to conduct the statistical analysis yourself using the data from secondary sources.
3) Make sure to provide sources for all tables and figures.
4) Revise Appendix.
Appendix One: Coding and Derivation of Themes should be presented as a table.
You cannot refer to studies as “Study 1”, “Study 2”, etc. You need to indicate what study it is explicitly.
Integrate this list with the following table into a one thorough coding table that presents the selected studies, a few coding steps and final arrangement of themes derived.
Matrix table lacks the column on study implications.
Proceed with your work in the file “682783_proceed here”