Again, programmes emphasizing one-to-one and group education are likely to be most beneficial, and might initially be based on geographically identified areas of high need. Simple, low-cost interventions reorganising the way screening services are offered in primary care clinics have been shown to be effective in increasing uptake rates amongst disadvantaged localities, at least in the short term (Roetzbeim et al., The Czech Republic needs to look for quality improvements across the whole pathway of care for patients with cancer.