Table 3. Breakdown of patients receiving a baseline screen vs repeat annual screen in each year analysed.

	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5
(A) Total screened population Age 40–79 (see Table 2)a,b	1 634 248	1 670 811	1 710 618	1 747 012	1 783 228
Breakdown of the above total population screened (A) into baseline screens and annual repeat screens based on assumptions outlined in the section ‘Baseline screening vs annual repeat screening’ (see text):
(B) Dropouts to screening in subsequent years (=13% × (A))	212 452	217 205	222 380	227 112	231 820
(C) Patients who will get a repeat screen in the next year (=(A)−(B))	1 421 796	1 453 606	1 488 238	1 519 901	1 551 408
(D) Number of screens that are repeat annual screens (=(C) from earlier year)	NA	1 421 796	1 453 606	1 488 238	1 519 901
(E) Number of screens that represent new patients receiving baseline screens (=(A)−(D))	(All)	249 015	257 012	258 775	263 327
Summary of the breakout of baseline vs annual repeat screens per year:
Patients receiving baseline screen (all in year 1;=(E) in subsequent years):	1 634 248	249 015	257 012	258 775	263 327
Patients receiving annual repeat screen (none in year 1;=(D) in subsequent years):	0	1 421 796	1 453 606	1 488 238	1 519 901
Total Screened Population (sum of baseline and annual repeat screens):	1 634 248	1 670 811	1 710 618	1 747 012	1 783 228

^aThe values shown above for total screened population are based on the ‘Input 1’ column in Table 1. For simplicity, values generated using the columns labelled ‘Input 2’ and ‘Input 3’ values are not shown here. Refer to Table 1 and Table 2.

^bFor simplicity, the values associated with the cohort ages 60–79 years are not shown here.