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EveryWoman Expo 2024

Staff posing in front of truck at EveryWoman Expo
28/06/2024

EveryWoman Expo 2024 was on June 20-23 this year and was a huge event for the organisation. BreastScreen WA not only had a booth at the Expo, but the mobile screening unit Boronia was on-site to screen willing visitors. This huge team effort of radiographers, administrative staff and health promotion staff led to 169 women screening over the weekend. Survey data showed that the convenience of having the mobile clinic on-site to screen while at the Expo was the biggest reason why women chose to screen at the Expo, and for many it was their first time. Overall, nearly 300 women were booked, whether that was for the mobile unit, or at a permanent clinic closer to home. 

 

BreastScreen Wa booth and crowds at EveryWoman Expo

Woman talking to staff at front desk at EveryWoman Expo

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Last Updated: 29/10/2024

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