The Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative aims that by 2030
70%
of women are screened using a high-performance test by the age of 35, and again by the age of 45.
ETiCCS works with local partners to design and strengthen cervical cancer screening pathways that fit existing health services. This can include HPV testing and self-sampling, approaches to triage, training for healthcare teams, and connections to diagnosis and treatment. Where appropriate, OncoPath supports the pathway by helping teams manage screening information and track women through follow-up. We work together to identify where women are being missed and adapt the programme to local needs.
The Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative aims that by 2030
of women are screened using a high-performance test by the age of 35, and again by the age of 45.
AI tools need data from different populations and healthcare settings to be evaluated and improved.
By collaborating with ETiCCS on responsibly governed data contributions, your organisation can help develop tools intended to support cervical cancer screening in more settings worldwide.
Your data can help shape more inclusive solutions.
Screening only helps when results reach the right people and women can move through the next steps of care. ETiCCS works with partners on digital tools that support data management and coordination across screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up. Together we can work on adapting a workflow to local services, connecting information from multiple sites, or evaluating how a digital system performs in practice.
We also welcome partnerships with institutions interested in contributing clinical images, sample data, or workflow insights to help improve our AI-supported diagnostic tools.
All collaborations follow strict ethical guidelines and data-protection standards.