Conclusion
Electronic reminders to women can support the recommendation of participation in follow-up screening, as this study test found that a reminder beyond the first 12 months after birth are effective in increasing women’s participation in screening. The reminder is based on the principles of informed choice and patient-centred care, which are believed to be a strength. The advantage of the intervention stems from its simplicity and the use of a nationwide secure email system linked to women’s CPR number, for which policy makers should analyse contextual conditions for implementation. Attempts to further stimulation of coverage could however be considered, possibly focusing on strengthen engagement of women in the decision-making process and support of knowledge transfer between healthcare sectors.