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Ireland Cervical Cancer Profile Summary

• Morbidity and Mortality:

  • Age-standardized cervical cancer incidence rate: 10.7 per 100,000 women in 2020.
  • Cervical cancer deaths in 2019: 14,900 female deaths.
  • Mortality-to-incidence ratio: 0.31 in 2020.

• Primary Prevention:

  • HPV vaccination is included in the national program, introduced in 2010.
  • Vaccination coverage among girls: 60% of national target population in 2020.
  • Coverage rates: 64% girls received the first dose, 77% or more received the final dose by age 15.
  • Related risk factors: High tobacco use prevalence (18% among females aged 15+ years in 2020), low condom use likelihood, and HIV incidence rate.

• Secondary Prevention (Screening):

  • National cervical cancer screening program exists, targeting ages 25-60.
  • Primary screening test: Cytology.
  • Ever-screened rate: 82% of women in the last 5 years, cytology used by 94% age-eligible women.

• Treatment and Supportive Care:

  • National guidelines are available for cervical cancer management.
  • Cancer diagnosis and treatment services: Adequate radiotherapy and chemotherapy facilities, with specific numbers of staff and units provided.
  • Palliative care services are generally available in the public health system.

• WHO Elimination Strategy Targets (for 2030):

  • No specific target achievements reported, but data indicates ongoing efforts in prevention and care.

• Additional Data:

  • Total female population: 2,460,000 in 2019, deaths increased mortality rates.
  • Data not available (ND) for some indicators.