What to know
The capacity building for providers and staff focus area includes tools and resources for health care staff to increase knowledge and skills, improve cancer screening practices, and monitor and report on screening performance.
Introduction
This page is part of the Colorectal Cancer Screening Change Package.
Change concepts are "general notions that are useful for developing more specific strategies for changing a process."1 Change ideas are evidence-based or practice-based "actionable, specific ideas or strategies."1 Each change idea is linked to tools and resources that can be used or adapted to improve cancer screening.
Note: See a list of acronyms used in this change package.
Select a change concept:
Change concept: Increase provider and staff knowledge, skills, and motivation to improve screening.
- GW Cancer Center — Together, Equitable, Accessible, Meaningful (TEAM) Training [CEU course, free, registration required]
- Recio-Boiles A, Karass M, Galeas JN, Sukrithan V, Gutwein AH, Babiker HM. — Implementation of a Low-Cost Quality Improvement Intervention Increases Adherence to Cancer Screening Guidelines and Reduces Healthcare Costs at a University Medical Center, see Cancer Screening Questionnaire, page 932, 2020 [full text available for purchase]
- UNM Health Science Center — Revolutionizing Cancer Care Delivery
- UNM Health Science Center — Revolutionizing Cancer Care Delivery
- Evidence-Based Cancer Control Programs (EBCCP) — Smart Options for Screening (SOS),A see Program Materials: SOS MA Electronic Medical Records Training (Assisted Care) and SOS RN General Overview of Counseling (Navigated Care)
Change concept: Prepare the clinical team.
- CDC, NACDD, and Kaiser Permanente CHR — Mailed FIT Implementation Guide, pages 18–19
- Center for Care Innovations — Pre-Visit Planning: Using Data and Optimizing Care Team Roles [webinar]
- NACHC — Value Transformation Framework: Cancer Screening, pages 7–8
- President's Cancer Panel — Closing Gaps in Cancer Screening: Connecting People, Communities, and Systems to Improve Equity and Access, pages 30–37
Change concept: Provide individual and system-level feedback on screening measures.
- CCSPSC — CCSPSC Champions Program, see activities, pages 22–30
- NIHB — Health Systems Improvement Toolkit: A Guide to Cancer Screenings in Indian Country,A pages 15 and 19–21
- BMC and AVON Foundation for Women — The Boston Medical Center Patient Navigation Toolkit, 1st ed, pages 63–70
- AICAF, UIHI, and NCUIH — American Indian Cancer Foundation Cancer Plan 2020–2022, pages 15–16
- BMC and AVON Foundation for Women — The Boston Medical Center Patient Navigation Toolkit 1st edition, pages 31–36
Content Source:
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion; Division of Cancer Prevention and Control
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Tobacco Cessation Change Package. US Department of Health and Human Services; 2019.
- This resource may contain some information that does not reflect the current US Preventive Services Task Force recommendations for cervical cancer screening.