The effect of an organized, nationwide breast cancer screening programme on non-organized mammography activities
作者： Imre Boncz , Andor Sebestyén , Istvén Pintér , Istvéan Battyéany , Istvéan Ember
关键词: Family medicine 、 Mammography 、 Nationwide database 、 National health insurance 、 Medicine 、 Breast cancer screening 、 Fund administration
摘要: ObjectivesTo analyse the effect of an organized, nationwide breast cancer screening programme on non-organized mammography activities in Hungary.SettingThe dataset Hungarian National Health Insurance Fund Administration covering years 2000-2005.MethodsData derived from database Administration. The study includes all women undergoing before (2000-2001) and after (2002-2003/2004-2005) introduction organized screening.ResultsThe number having (opportunistic/diagnostic) mammograms was around 250,000 2000-2001, but increased to 350,000 2005. In age group 45-64 only 27.4% were examined within locally-organized programmes. After programme, this percentage 61.0% 2002-2003, 56.3% 2004-2005. (2002-2003), ...
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