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In 2011, the Pan-Canadian Cervical Cancer Screening Initiative (pccsi), supported by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, released Cervical Cancer Screening in Canada: Monitoring Program Performance 2006–2008 and for the first time presented information on 12 national quality indicators relating to provincial and territorial cervical cancer screening programs. Among those indicators is the participation rate: the percentage of eligible women who had at least 1 Pap test in a 3-year period. Adequate participation in cervical cancer screening is necessary for screening programs to be successful in reducing mortality from that disease.

A First Look at Participation Rates in Cervical Cancer Screening Programs in Canada