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Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (Cooperative Agreement Number NU58DP007118) is sponsored by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to the Rhode Island Department of Health. This program funds statewide comprehensive cancer control efforts, working with partners to implement evidence-based interventions and policy, systems, and environmental changes to reduce the burden of cancer, address health disparities, and support cancer survivors and their ca…
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Comprehensive Cancer Control Program | Department of Health Comprehensive Cancer Control Program The Comprehensive Cancer Control Program works with its partners to implement evidence-based interventions and policy, systems and environmental changes strategies to reduce the burdens of cancer, address health disparities, and support cancer survivors and their care networks.
Specifically, we work with our partners to support the primary prevention of cancers, monitor cancer incidence and mortality, promote screening and the early detection of cancer, improve access to treatment, and improve the quality of life for cancer survivors and their caregivers.
Primary & Secondary Prevention Promote the primary prevention of cancer, through public education and policy, systems and environmental changes that make healthy behaviors easier to adopt. Support community-based cancer screening and early detection initiatives backed by evidence-based guidelines. Support the work of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program and the Colorectal Cancer Program .
Use data and success stories to educate health care providers about cancer survivorship issues from diagnosis through long-term treatment and transition back to primary care. Monitoring & Surveillance Monitor trends in the incidence and mortality of cancer in Rhode Island through the Rhode Island Cancer Registry. Distribute surveillance briefs and educational materials describing the burdens of cancer in Rhode Island.
Support partners working to improve health equity by disseminating data describing disparate cancer risks and burdens of cancer. Policy, Systems, & Environmental Change (PSE) Strategies Support the work of the Partnership to Reduce Cancer in RI . Support community-based cancer prevention and control initiatives.
Improve access to palliative care for people with cancer and their loved ones. Empower cancer survivors and their caregivers by identifying and promoting cancer survivorship resources, such as support groups and assistance programs. Partner with municipalities and recreation settings to improve sun protection policies and encourage sunscreen use for the public and outdoor workers.
Collaborate with employers and insurers to develop and implement evidence-based initiatives that improve availability and utilization of recommended cancer screening. Publish and update the Rhode Island Cancer Prevention and Control Plan to set cancer control priorities for the state.
Below please find graphs displaying Rhode Island’s annual progress toward attaining the objectives listed in its current cancer prevention and control plan . These graphs are updated annually. ckelly.
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gov Guidance, Recommendations Implementing Sun Safety Practices To Protect your Employees and Patrons Family Health History Tools Knowing the Medical History of your Family can Save your Life ( Spanish )( Portuguese )( French )( Cape Verdean Creole ) Partnership to Reduce Cancer (2010) RIDOH Ovarian Cancer Resources Toolkit CDC’s National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship CDC's Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partners Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation GW Cancer Center Cancer Control Technical Assistance Program National Cancer Institute National LGBT Cancer Network Partnership to Reduce Cancer in Rhode Island Partnership to Reduce Cancer in RI: Support Groups Sharsheret- The Jewish Breast and Ovarian Cancer Community Plans (Strategic, Action, State) Rhode Island Cancer Prevention and Control (2022-2026)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State health departments (specifically the Rhode Island Department of Health) and their partners, including local and national community partners, hospital cancer committees, and other cancer-focused organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows rhode Island Department of Health received $2,532,373 in FY23 for Cancer Prevention and Control Programs. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (Cooperative Agreement Number NU58DP007118) is funded by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to the Rhode Island Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Rhode Island. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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