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The Cervical Screening Initiatives Program has been offering “Access to Service” grants to physician offices that have a desire to provide additional clinics for Pap testing.

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The Cervical Screening Initiatives Program has been offering “Access to Service” grants to physician offices that have a desire to provide additional clinics for Pap testing. The grants are available to support expenses such as additional clerical support for clinics hosted outside regular office hours, additional clerical support for calling patients in who have been identified to be under screened, and postage for letters of invitation. There is no physician salary compensation available.

Further information is available by emailing Bev MacQuarrie, quality initiatives coordinator with the Cervical Screening Initiatives Program or calling toll-free 1-866-643-8719.

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