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University of Washington Member Center

University of Washington Member Center. Alliance for Reducing Cancer, Northwest (ARC NW).

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University of Washington Member Center

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  1. University of Washington Member Center Alliance for Reducing Cancer, Northwest (ARC NW) This presentation is a product of the University of Washington Health Promotion Research Center, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Prevention Research Center (PRC), and was supported by Cooperative Agreement (CA) number U48-DP005013 from the CDC. The CA includes funding from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) through the PRC Program's Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network (CPCRN). The findings presented are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent CDC's or NCI's official positions.

  2. Overview ARC NW Brief history & partners National projects Proposed pilot projects for 2014-2019 Q&A

  3. ARC NW Overview CPCRN member since 2002 Principal Investigators Jeff Harris 10/02–03/07 Vicky Taylor 04/07–09/13 Peggy Hannon 10/13–present Project Director: Thuy Vu Puget Sound, and other areas of WA, Pacific Northwest

  4. ARC NW Goals Conduct and disseminate community-based cancer research that will: Build upon existing knowledge of cancer prevention and control Address critical gaps in the Guide to Community Preventive Services Lead to the adoption, implementation, and dissemination of successful programs

  5. Partner Organizations & Investigator Expertise, 2014-2019

  6. National Activities with CPCRN, 2009-2014 Participated in CPCRN activities in both leadership and supportive roles Chaired or co-chaired three workgroups Colorectal cancer control program (CRCCP) Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) HPV vaccination Actively participated in all other work groups 2–1–1 Capacity building-technical assistance and training Community Guide Economics Survivorship

  7. CRCCP Collaborators, 2010-2014 CPCRN Sites Emory Harvard UCLA U Colorado UNC U S. Carolina U Texas Washington U-St. Louis U Washington Thuy Vu, MPH Marlana Kohn, MPH Caitlin Mason, PhD CDC Amy DeGroff Lindsay Gressard Ketra Rice Vicki Benard CRCCP Evaluation Team NCI Russ Glasgow Mike Sanchez Cynthia Vinson

  8. Colorectal Cancer Control Program (CRCCP) Goal: Increase CRC screening to 80% by 2014 Provide screening to un/underinsured Promote screening population-wide

  9. Opportunity for CPCRN Mission: Accelerate evidence-based intervention (EBI) adoption Shift in CDC’s approach from NBCCEDP to CRCCP Grantees urged to use Guide-recommended EBIs

  10. Community Guide Strategies (2009) 5 strategies to promote CRC screening: Client-oriented Small media Client reminders Reducing structural barriers Provider-oriented Provider reminders Provider assessment and feedback

  11. CRCCP Workgroup Goals Study EBI adoption, implementation, maintenance Implement Annual Grantee Survey 2011-2014 Develop additional studies Comparison of grantees and unfunded sites, 2012 In-depth interviews, 2013-2014

  12. Papers Papers Grantees’ use of EBIs, AJPM, 2013 Patient navigation, JPHMP, 2014 Comparison of grantees and unfunded sites, Prev Chronic Dis 2014 Training and technical assistance, under review

  13. ARC NW Pilot Projects Proposed Pilot Projects Pilot 1: Peggy Hannon Pilot 2: Linda Ko

  14. Pilot 1: Implementation of Evidence-Based Interventions in WA Breast, Cervical, and Colon Health Program

  15. Pilot 1 Aims & Activities Aim: Increase BCCHP partners’ use of evidence-based interventions Activities • Identify all BCCHP partners • Conduct mixed-methods needs assessment with partners EBI use, barriers and facilitators Impact of Affordable Care Act on program implementation, EBI needs Satisfaction with reach to eligible clients, newly insured, and population served by the partner organization

  16. Pilot 2: Building Community Health Center Capacity to Promote CRC screening to Limited English Proficient Patients US LEP population increasing, particularly Hispanics and Asians ~79% of Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese speakers report LEP LEPs have low CRC screening rates (LEP: 33% vs. overall US: 59%) Our approach with a community health center can be adopted/ adapted by other CPCRN member centers

  17. Pilot 2 Aims and Activities Aims: to increase CRC screening among LEPs by building capacity of CHCs to select, adapt, and implement evidence-based interventions Partner CHC serves a large LEP patient population Two Activities • Collaborate with a CHC to build capacity to select and adapt EBIs to promote CRC screening using the Cultural and Linguistic Adaptation Framework (CLAF) • Assist a CHC to select, adapt, and implement 2 EBIs and conduct an evaluation of the impact of the selected EBIs on CRC screening.

  18. Thank you! Questions?

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