Please read and understand the information below.
Prostate Cancer Test NFU
Welcome to your Prostate (PSA) Cancer test booking information.
Introduction
This webpage contains vital information about your Prostate (PSA) Cancer home test including:
- How to book
- Address information; expect your PSA test to arrive by post
- Welcome email
- Teams meeting with your healthcare practitioner
How to book your PSA test
Carefully read the information below then follow the link at the bottom of the page to make your booking. Your virtual appointment is for 10 minutes. The final date and time to make your booking is 18th November 2020 at midnight, unfortunately no further bookings can be made after this time. Your booking is confirmed by email with email and SMS reminders 24 hours prior to your appointment.
Address information
Make sure you include your correct address information within your booking details. Your PSA test kit will be posted to you and without your full and correct address information this may not be possible.
Welcome Email & Teams meeting
On 19th November 2020 you will receive a Welcome Email plus a Teams meeting to discuss your results with your healthcare practitioner.
PSA home test kit by post
Expect your home PSA test to arrive no later than 23rd November 2020. Set aside ten minutes to administer this test and record your results on your instruction sheet. Have your results to hand to discuss at your Teams meeting with your healthcare practitioner.
Data Protection
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aims to promote high standards in the handling of personal information and so protect the individual’s right to privacy.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect on May 25th 2018 and replaced the Data Protection Act 1998.
GDPR is concerned with respecting the rights of individuals when processing their personal information.
We do not share your personal data with your employer or any third parties.
Following the health assessments The Healthy Employee Ltd provides an aggregated group report to the client, which does not refer to an individual by name the aim of which is to inform future health and wellbeing strategy.
Although self-tests are a useful tool, they are based on a one off result and are not an alternative for NHS screening programmes. A number of factors may provide a positive or negative result and your virtual health check consultation is based on the results provided by you. Always consult a medical practitioner if you have any health concerns. A GP will conduct an appropriate assessment and advise further investigations or examinations where necessary.