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* Why are health screenings important? * National clinical guidelines * About WWC and WISEWOMAN ## WISEWOMAN Funding Opportunity RFA #41969 No additional application review periods are currently scheduled for this funding opportunity. Please Note: The information below is from the prior application period and is for reference only and subject to change.
### Funding opportunity details Request for Applications (RFA) #41969, released on July 5, 2023, aimed to solicit applications from health systems and community-based organizations committed to reducing cardiovascular disease and other related conditions in high-burden communities throughout Colorado.
This RFA seeks to support bidirectional referrals, increase cardiovascular disease screening, assist with social needs that act as barriers to achieving good heart health, and improve disease management outcomes for eligible clients of the Well-Integrated Screening and Evaluation for WOMen Across the Nation (WISEWOMAN) program. This RFA includes two application Tracks for applicants.
* Track 1: WISEWOMAN Clinical Services is open to applicants currently funded through the Cancer Prevention and Early Detection (CPED) program to conduct breast and cervical cancer services under the Women’s Wellness Connection (WWC) program.
* Awarded organizations will provide the following services: * Culturally relevant cardiovascular disease risk screenings and prevention education for WISEWOMAN-eligible patients in clinical settings * Healthy behavior support services and referrals to community-based support services * Social needs assessments and referrals to support services * Track 2: Community-Based Services for WISEWOMAN Clients is open to applicants from community-based organizations in providing evidence-based support services to WISEWOMAN * Applicants awarded funding for this track will be expected to: * Establish bidirectional referral and data-sharing relationships with funded WISEWOMAN health system(s) * Provide high-quality support services that promote positive cardiovascular disease health outcomes for WISEWOMAN clients #### Questions and additional information If you have questions relating to RFA #41969 or would like to see the detailed RFA documents and materials, please email cdphe_wisewoman@state.
co. us. #### Related program information Visit the Colorado WISEWOMAN Program website to learn more.
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