Table 1 Overview of transferable existent international state organized EBS programs

Hypertension [2]

–

+/−

+

 BP

 All genders

  > 18y.o.

 every 2 years

Smoking status

–

+/−

+

 Asking

 All genders > 18 y.o

 At least once, then when needed

Alcohol use

–

–

+

 AUDIT questionnaire

 All genders > 18 y.o

 At least once, then when needed

Obesity [2]

–

+/−

+

 BMI

 All genders > 18 y. o

 At least once, then when needed

Depression

–

–

+

 PHQ2–9 questionnaire

 All genders > 18 y. o

 At least once, then when needed

Diabetes [2]

+/−

+/−

+

 (if BMI > 25 + other factors)

 Glucose tests

 All genders > 18 y. o

 Every 3 years

Dyslipidaemia

–

+/−

+

 cholesterol/ lipidogram

 Mails > 35 y. o

 Females> 45 y. o

 Every 5 years

Cervical cancer

+

+

+

+

 Pap-test

Gyn

Gyn

Not always

 Females >21y.o

investigation

investigation

with Pap test

 Every 3 years

Not always

–

  + HPV test

with Pap test

Not always

+

  > 30 y. o

–

with Pap test

 Every 5 years

–

Breast cancer

–

+/−

+

 Mammography

  > 40 y.o.

 Every 2 years

Colorectal cancer

–

–

+

  > 50 y.o

 FOBT+

–

–

+

 Rectoscopy

 Every 5 years

 Colonoscopy

 Every 10 years

Lung cancer

–

–

+/−

 Males strong smokers

 CT scan

  > 55 y.o once

Osteoporosis

–

–

+/−

 Densitometry

 FRAX

  > 50 y.o once

Aortic aneurism

–

–

+/−

 Male smokers

 Ultrasound

  > 65 y.o once

Tuberculosis

+*

+/−*

–

 Annual chest-X-Ray > 18y.o

ECG > 40 y.o to screen for early heart changes

+

+

+/−

Urinalysis > 18 y.o (for inflammation and haematuria)

+

+/−

–

Biochemical test (to screen for liver or kidney abnormalities)

+/−

+/−

–

Ultrasound (people often made self-screening for any changes, visceral cancer and stones. That was not part of mandatory screening, but people preferred to make it and payed for it)

+/−

+/−

–

Complete Blood count (to detect anaemia and signs of inflammation or indirect cancer signs)

+

+

–

STI [2]

HIV, HBV, HCV

–

+/−

+