follow-up source: Maine Cancer o Uninsured and Under-insured (excluding services for Registry, baseline: 40.6 MaineCare members, or those with Medicare Part detectable per 100,000 (2012)) B) cancers. o of Federal Poverty Level ≤250% 2.1.B. Distribute information to and support health care Maine Breast and Cervical Cancer providers to adopt USPSTF breast cancer screening Program, health care providers recommendations. 2.1.C. Provide outreach to and educate under-served Breast and Cervical Cancer Maine women who have not received a mammogram in Program, Health care providers the past two years. Priority: Cancer (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 2. Provide 2.1. Reduce late-stage 2.1.D. Support community-based strategies with health Maine CDC Chronic Disease evidence-based diagnoses of breast systems and employers that improve self-management Program, Maine Breast and cancer screening cancer. (continued) behaviors that reduce the risk for developing cancer. Cervical Cancer Program, and follow-up health care providers, services for employers detectable 2.1.E. Increase cultural competency of health and public Health Equity Alliance cancers. health professionals around messaging to the (HEAL)/Healthy Communities (continued) community and increase awareness of cancer disparities of the Capital Area (HCCA) within the LGBTQ+ community among health care providers and patients. 2.1.F. Promote screening practices among LGBTQ+ patients HEAL/HCCA 2.2. Reduce 2.2.A. late-stage Conduct annual survey to assess availability of Maine CDC Chronic Disease diagnoses of lung Computed cancer Tomography services in Maine for lung Program to 71.4% cancer by 2020 screening (Data to identify gaps in screening services.
follow-up services for detectable cancers. source: Maine Cancer Registry, baseline: 40.6 per 100,000 (2012)) o Uninsured and Under-insured (excluding MaineCare members, or those with Medicare Part B) o ≤250% of Federal Poverty Level 2.1.B. Distribute information to and support health care providers to adopt USPSTF breast cancer screening recommendations. Maine Breast and Cervical Cancer Program, health care providers 2.1.C. Provide outreach to and educate under-served Maine women who have not received a mammogram in the past two years. Breast and Cervical Cancer Program, Health care providers Priority: Cancer (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 2. Provide evidence-based cancer screening and follow-up services for detectable cancers. (continued) 2.1. Reduce late-stage diagnoses of breast cancer. (continued) 2.1.D. Support community-based strategies with health systems and employers that improve self-management behaviors that reduce the risk for developing cancer. Maine CDC Chronic Disease Program, Maine Breast and Cervical Cancer Program, health care providers, employers 2.1.E. Increase cultural competency of health and public health professionals around messaging to the community and increase awareness of cancer disparities within the LGBTQ+ community among health care providers and patients. Health Equity Alliance (HEAL)/Healthy Communities of the Capital Area (HCCA) 2.1.F. Promote screening practices among LGBTQ+ patients HEAL/HCCA 2.2. Reduce late-stage diagnoses of lung cancer to 71.4% by 2020 (Data 2.2.A. Conduct annual survey to assess availability of Computed Tomography services in Maine for lung cancer screening to identify gaps in screening services. Maine CDC Chronic Disease Program
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