June 2023 | Vol 14 | Issue 9
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News from the GW Cancer Center |
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As a training and technical assistance provider of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, the GW Cancer Center proudly shares this month’s Technical Assistance Periodical (TAP) to support your cancer coalition efforts.
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AYA Health Awareness Campaign |
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Need help with evidence-based communications about adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer? Hurry to the Cancer Control TAP website to review our new Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Campaign, developed through funding and support from the CDC. You'll find data, information about best practices, tips for communicating with diverse audiences, and new social media messages and graphics. Check it out today!
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Reducing Financial Toxicity: Tips for Patient Navigators - Now in Spanish! |
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Peer Leaders Champion Implementation Science Community of Practice |
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Two Comprehensive Cancer Control Program staff members became champions for the GW Cancer Center Implementation Science Community of Practice this winter. Xarria Lewis from Missouri and Elizabeth Westbrook from Kentucky, both comprehensive cancer control specialists, stepped into the role of peer leaders seamlessly. The monthly series is designed to help other cancer control professionals apply implementation science to their evidence-based interventions (EBIs). Community of practice members discuss EBI challenges and successes and design real-time solutions for their ongoing work. Check out the Cancer Control Implementation Science Base Camp training, which is now accessible to anyone registered on the Online Academy.
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Elizabeth Westbrook, MCHES
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CCCNP Cancer Conversations: Lifestyle Guidelines for Cancer Survivors |
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The next quarterly CCCNP Cancer Conversation, Lifestyle Guidelines for Cancer Survivors, will be held on June 20 from 4-5 pm ET. Topics include the 2022 ACS guidelines and the 2022 ASCO guidelines on nutrition and physical activity for cancer survivors, evidence for health promotion among cancer survivors, and strategies for adding survivorship to your cancer plan. Use this Zoom link to join the conversation. Download and add the event series to your calendar!
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NCI Evidence-Based Cancer Control Programs (EBCCP) De Casa en Casa |
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Recently featured in the NCI Evidence-Based Cancer Control Programs (EBCCPP) Connection newsletter, this featured program was designed to increase cervical cancer screening among women aged 21 to 65. The intervention involves outreach and education, navigation, and no-cost screening. Review the program materials to learn more!
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GW Cancer Center Resource Reminder |
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National Cancer Survivorship Awareness Campaign
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It's National Cancer Survivor Month! Use our National Cancer Survivorship Awareness Campaign to help partners implement evidence-based practices when communicating about cancer survivorship. It can also help you plan, implement and evaluate your social media strategy and make the case for why it is important. Why not review it today?
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