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. 2018 Aug 9;15:E100. doi: 10.5888/pcd15.180029

Figure 2.

The CRCCP logic model defines grantee activities that lead to short and intermediate outcomes. To increase health system CRC screening rates, CRCCP grantees conduct several activities. Grantees partner with health systems, clinics, and others. Grantees implement up to 4 priority EBIs including providing patient and provider reminders, giving provider assessment and feedback, and reducing structural barriers. Grantees implement up to 2 SAs, small media and patient navigation. To help connect community members to screening services, grantees facilitate community–clinical linkages through targeted outreach, use community health workers, and link community members to medical homes. Finally, grantees deliver professional development training to health system clinics and provide support for improving information technology, including for electronic health record systems. These activities lead to several short-term outcomes including working partnerships, implemented EBIs and SAs in clinics, screened priority patient populations, improved provider knowledge of CRC screening and quality standards, and health system or clinic data that are used. These short-term outcomes contribute to the intermediate outcome of increased health system/clinic CRC screening rates.

Program Logic Model Showing Activities and Outcomes of the Colorectal Cancer Control Program, Program Year 1, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, July 2015 through June 2016. Abbreviations: CRC, colorectal cancer; EBIs, evidence-based interventions; SAs, supporting activities.