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Welcome to the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership’s Resource Library. You can search this collection of CCC resources and tools using the CCCNP priority areas below, or you can scroll down to browse all resources.
If you are looking for additional CCC resources outside of the priority areas, including categories based on National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Library of Indicators and Data Sources (LIDs), please visit the George Washington University (GW) Cancer Center’s Cancer Control Technical Assistance Portal (TAP) Resource Repository.
Examples of resources include research reports, toolkits, fact sheets and infographics, as well as sample program plans and guides for developing new programs. We regularly add new resources, so check back often!
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| Provider Education Training to Improve Mental Health Care of Cancer Survivors |
The Provider Education for Mental Health Care of Cancer Survivors (EMHCCS) Training was created to support health care providers, improve knowledge about cancer survivors’ mental health care, and promote recommended distress screening. |
2018 |
| Research-Tested Intervention Programs (RTIPs) for Improving the Psychosocial Care and Mental Health of Cancer Survivors |
These Research-Tested Intervention Programs (RTIPs) from the National Cancer Institute are designed to improve the psychosocial and mental health of cancer survivors. |
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| Safely Resuming and Promoting Cancer Screening During the COVD-19 Pandemic |
Tthe American Cancer Society developed these reports to summarize the current situation and to provide guidance on how public health agencies, health care providers, and screening advocates across the nation can promote and deliver cancer screening appropriately, safely, and equitably during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
2020 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 1 |
On May 15, 2019, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held their first quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. The purpose of this meet-up was to gather input from coalition leaders about what they would like to see in these meet-ups. Participants expressed wanting to use their time together to:
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2019 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 2 |
On July 29, 2019, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held their second quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. The purpose of this meet-up was to discuss challenges and facilitators of engaging members in state cancer coalition efforts. Participants discussed ideas to recruit a diverse membership, exchanged their experiences in maintaining momentum, and discussed examples of effective coalition meetings. |
2019 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 3 |
On October 29, 2019, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held their third quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. The purpose of this meet-up was to discuss different coalition processes for developing or updating their CCC plans. Participants discussed the timeframe for this processes, how they have used data to inform planning the stakeholders involved in CCC planning, and how they have kept their plans agile to modify objectives and strategies to address emerging issues. |
2019 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 4 |
On January 22, 2020, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held its fourth quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. The purpose of this meet-up was to discuss how different coalitions diversify their resources. Participants discussed the types of resources their coalitions currently receive, how they determine fund priorities, and whether they utilize written resource strategy plans. |
2020 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 5 |
On July 21st, 2020, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held its fifth quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss engagement of academic and clinical partners. Discussions included representatives from the National Cancer Institute-Designated Cancer Centers and Commission on Cancer (CoC) State Chairs who talked about their experiences and provided advice and suggestions for coalitions. For more information on engaging CoC chairs in your coalition, visit Working Together Locally to Control Cancer Guide - Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalitions and the Commission on Cancer. |
2020 |
| Sustaining Coalitions Zoom Meet-Up Summary Notes - Session 6 |
On October 20th, 2020, the Sustaining Coalitions Work Group of the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership (CCCNP) held its sixth quarterly Zoom meet-up session for coalition and program leadership as well as CCCNP member organizations. |
2020 |
| Technical Assistance for CCC Programs and Coalitions |
Find ACS resources to help your Comprehensive Cancer Control program or coalition implement evidence-based interventions and policy, systems, and environmental changes. |
2020 |
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