skriinimisprogramme
Skriinimisprogramme is a concept in public health that refers to organized screening initiatives aimed at identifying a disease or risk factor in individuals who do not yet show symptoms. The goal is to detect health issues early, when interventions are more likely to be effective, and to reduce morbidity and mortality at the population level. These programmes are typically systematic, planned, and evidence-based, with defined target populations, testing methods, follow-up procedures, and evaluation criteria.
Key components of skriinimisprogramme include clear eligibility criteria, a standardized screening test with known sensitivity and
Common areas for screening programmes include cancer (such as breast, cervical, colorectal, and, in some regions,
Effectiveness varies by disease and setting and depends on test accuracy, participation rates, follow-up quality, and