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Division of Public Health Disease & Injury Prevention Cancer Prevention & Control Kansas Cancer Partnership Kansas Cancer Partnership The Kansas Cancer Partnership brings together individuals and organizations across the state to share information and resources and work towards a common goal of reducing the burden of cancer in Kansas.
We seek to reduce the morbidity and mortality from cancer through prevention of cancer when possible and routine screening when appropriate. Other areas of interest include access to quality diagnostic services and treatment including access to clinical trials, as well as survivorship issues and if necessary, compassion and care at the end of life.
Each year in Kansas, approximately 15,000 cases of invasive cancers are diagnosed among residents At some point in our lives, most of us will be impacted by some type of cancer. For some it will be a personal diagnosis of cancer, while for others it will be a family member or friend who is diagnosed.
Kansas Cancer Partnership’s (KCP) vision is to reduce the burden and suffering from cancer in Kansas, and to enhance the quality of life for all cancer survivors and their families. Reduced burden and suffering from cancer in Kansas and enhanced quality of life for all cancer survivors and their families.
Achieve significant reductions in the incidence and mortality rates of cancer among the citizens of Kansas through a comprehensive, integrated, and coordinated approach to cancer control. This comprehensive approach covers the cancer continuum from prevention to early detection, treatment and care, survivorship, and quality of life through end of life.
Achieving KCP's goals and objectives, presented through our vision and the State of Kansas Cancer Plan, requires working with and engaging non-traditional partners to identify and implement new strategies to reduce the disparities around cancer screening, treatment, and outcomes.
We do this by working at the ground floor level, with survivors and those providing care for survivors, and on a larger policy level to affect change for our great state. Prevention of cancer for occurring or recurring. Review the Cancer Plan - Prevention (PDF) Detection of cancer in its earliest stage through screening and a timely, definitive diagnosis.
Review the Cancer Plan - Early Detection (PDF). Timely treatment of cancer with appropriate, quality care. Review the Cancer Plan - Survivorship (PDF) .
Assurance of the highest quality of life possible for cancer survivors throughout their lives. Review the Cancer Plan - Survivorship (PDF) Kansas Cancer Prevention and Control Plan The Kansas Cancer Plan 2022-2027 is the foundation for KCP's work. It holds areas of focus including prevention, early detection, cancer survivorship, financial burden and health equity, and advocacy and policy.
The Kansas Cancer Plan is rooted in evidence-based practices based on the most recent data relevant to Kansas. KCP provides strategies and goals that anyone with a vested interest in cancer can participate in. We encourage everyone to aid KCP in our fight against cancer in Kansas.
Kansas Cancer Prevention and Control Plan (PDF) Goals and Objectives (PDF) Cross-Cutting Issues (PDF) Early Detection and Diagnosis (PDF) Post-Diagnosis and Quality of Life Throughout the Cancer Journey (PDF) Burden of Cancer in Kansas - 2021 (PDF) Burden of Cancer in Kansas - 2021 (PDF) Chapter 1 - Cancer Incidence (PDF ) Chapter 2 - Cancer Mortality (PDF) Chapter 3 - Lung and Bronchus (PDF) Chapter 4 - Colorectal (PDF) Chapter 5 - Female Breast (PDF) Chapter 6 - Cervical (PDF) Chapter 7- Prostate (PDF) Chapter 8 - Melanoma of the Skin (PDF) Chapter 9 - Overall Cancer Incidents and Mortality Among Kansas Children (PDF) Chapter 10 - Cancer Screening Practices (PDF) Chapter 11 - Cancer Risk and Protective Factors (PDF) Chapter 12 - Sharing Family History and Genetic Counseling (PDF) Chapter 13 - Cancer Survivorship (PDF)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to individuals and organizations across Kansas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Kansas Cancer Partnership is funded by Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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