HPSC ADO Screening study materials
HPSC ADO Screening study resources

HPSC ADO Screening case studies

HPSC ADO Screening · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Agricultural Development Officer (Administrative Cadre) post sits under the Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Department, Haryana, and the Haryana Public Service Commission, Panchkula runs a screening test as the first filter for recruitment under Advt. The Commission has published a Result-II dated 05.10.2026 of the Screening test for these posts, confirming that a screening stage is part of the selection process. The HPSC ADO Screening case studies are 5 cases and about 4,710 words.

1

Discordant cytology audit: disclosure before reassurance

A regional cytology laboratory servicing a national cervical screening programme completes its five-year audit of interval cancers. Of 250 previously reported negative slides re-reviewed, nine are discordant; four are graded as potentially significant under-calls, and one of those four women has since died of cervical cancer.

983 words, about 5 min
2

CPE cluster linked to a screening colonoscopy unit

Two patients who underwent colonoscopy at the same bowel screening endoscopy unit within a 72-hour window are found to carry carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales (CPE). The first is a 64-year-old man who developed a wound infection after polypectomy; the second was detected on a post-procedure screen and is asymptomatic.

989 words, about 5 min
3

Grader discrepancy, an ungradable non-attender and a research request

An internal audit of 300 consecutive diabetic retina screening episodes compares each grader's decision with arbitration by the programme's clinical lead. Grader A agrees with arbitration in 94% of episodes; Grader B, who graded 640 episodes last quarter, agrees in 81%.

918 words, about 5 min
4

Unsatisfactory bloodspot rate and a 19-day overdue result

The newborn bloodspot screening programme in one maternity unit reports an unsatisfactory sample rate of 4.1% for the last quarter against a national rate of 1.5%; 22 babies required a repeat card. Review of the cards shows most were taken by two agency midwives on night duty, several with insufficient blood spots and one completed in pencil.

889 words, about 4 min
5

Mobile breast screening round: reduced capacity, a symptomatic woman and a consent question

A breast screening mobile unit is due to begin a four-week round in a rural town in three weeks. Two of the four mammographers have gone on extended sick leave, leaving capacity for around 380 of the 620 women already invited.

931 words, about 5 min