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Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Evidence-Based Programs Listing

To achieve the population benefit of cancer screening, it is important that all persons with abnormal screening results receive appropriate follow-up evaluation and additional testing, and that all persons diagnosed with cancer receive effective treatment. EBCCP programs in this area focus on healthcare providers and support staff and/or patients, with individual-, interpersonal-, or system-level interventions to increase access to and timeliness of diagnostic resolution.

Use the search bar or filters to find programs on follow-up to abnormal screening results. For more information, visit the Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Recommendations page.



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Program Area Sub Categories Population Focus Suitable Settings Level of Change Program Focus Community Type Age Age Sex Race/Ethnicity Origination Program Materials Language Purpose Program URL Sub Topics
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results People with Higher Genetic Risk for Cancer Health Care Facilities Individual Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization Not Specified 11-18 Years (Adolescents); 18-39 Years (Young Adults); 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 11-18 Years ; 18-39 Years ; 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female; Male Black or African American (not Hispanic or Latino); Hispanic or Latino; White (not Hispanic or Latino) United States English Designed to improve knowledge, risk perception, and risk communication among colorectal adenoma patients. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=1472737
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Adults Health Care Facilities Organizational or System Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization; Patient Navigation; Policy, Systems, or Environmental Change Suburban or Urban 18-39 Years (Young Adults); 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 18-39 Years ; 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female; Male Alaska Native; American Indian; Asian; Black or African American (not Hispanic or Latino); Hispanic or Latino; Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; White (not Hispanic or Latino) United States English The program is designed to improve timely follow-up (within 120 days) for overdue abnormal screening results for breast, cervical, colorectal, and lung cancer. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=35844181
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Adults; People who are Underinsured; People with Limited English-Proficiency; People with Lower SES; Racial and Ethnic Minorities Email, Website, Phone, Postal Mail, or Mass Media; Health Care Facilities Individual; Interpersonal Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization; Patient Navigation Suburban or Urban 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female Asian United States English; Korean Designed to increase breast cancer screening among low-income Korean-American adults. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=1534129
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Health Care Providers or Staff Health Care Facilities Organizational or System Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization; Policy, Systems, or Environmental Change Suburban or Urban 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female; Male United States English Designed to increase physician recommendation and performance of complete diagnostic evaluation (CDE) screenings for individuals aged 50 years and older and with an abnormal colorectal cancer screening result. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=260884
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Health Care Providers or Staff; People with Limited English-Proficiency; People with Lower SES; Racial and Ethnic Minorities Email, Website, Phone, Postal Mail, or Mass Media; Health Care Facilities Individual; Interpersonal; Organizational or System Capability or Motivation for Behavior Change; Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization; Patient Navigation; Policy, Systems, or Environmental Change; Quality of Life Suburban or Urban 18-39 Years (Young Adults); 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 18-39 Years ; 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female Asian; Black or African American (not Hispanic or Latino); Hispanic or Latino; Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; White (not Hispanic or Latino) United States English Designed to improve follow-up among low-income, ethnic minority women with abnormal mammograms. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=307723
Follow-up to Abnormal Screening Results Adults; People with Lower SES; Racial and Ethnic Minorities Email, Website, Phone, Postal Mail, or Mass Media; Health Care Facilities Individual; Organizational or System Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Healthcare Satisfaction and/or Utilization; Patient Navigation; Policy, Systems, or Environmental Change Suburban or Urban 11-18 Years (Adolescents); 18-39 Years (Young Adults); 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) 11-18 Years ; 18-39 Years ; 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years Female Alaska Native; American Indian; Asian; Black or African American (not Hispanic or Latino); Hispanic or Latino; Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; White (not Hispanic or Latino) United States English Designed to increase adherence to recommended follow-up after receiving an abnormal Pap test result. https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=26767713