Take action in your practice

Proactively Identify High-Risk Patients

high risk

  • Search practice records for Black men aged 45+
  • Invite them for a proactive conversation about prostate health and PSA testing

Use Consistent Messaging

consistent messaging

  • Ensure all clinicians provide the same clear advise on PSA testing and risk
  • Consistency builds trust and confidence

Document Shared Decision-Making

decision making

  • Record discussions, patient decisions and follow-up plans in medical records
  • Supports continuity of care across your team

Track PSA Uptake

psa uptake

  • Monitor PSA testing rates by age and ethnicity
  • Identify gaps and improve outreach

Follow-Up Abnormal Results Promptly

follow up

  • Set reminders and safety-net systems
  • Ensure no patient is lost to follow-up - early action saves lives

Engage Local Community Leaders

engage community

  • Partner with faith leaders, community groups, barbershops and Black-led organisations
  • Build trust and normalise conversations about prostate health

Key Message

Early conversations, consistent care and community engagement save lives.

Together, GP practices across the West Midlands can reduce inequalities in prostate cancer outcomes for black men.