Table 1.

| Summary of SPRINT program case study examples

Team	University/Institution	Team composition	Intervention description	Setting	No. of interviews	Who was interviewed
Project HEAL	University of Maryland, College Park	•PI: Cheryl Knott •EL: Sherie Lou Santos •Mentor: Jimmie L. Slade •Project HEAL team members: Laundette Jones & Felicia Davenport	Evidence-based online system to train lay persons as community health advisors and deliver a 3-workshop series on early cancer detection (breast, prostate, colorectal)	Faith-based organizations	41	•2 payors •3 pastors •2 church leaders •16 recommenders/influencers •12 key opinion leaders •2 community health advisors •4 church members
REWARD	Case Western Reserve University	•PI: Nora L. Nock •EL/Co-I: Jay Alberts •Mentor: Mark Milligan	Lifestyle behavioral intervention evaluating ‘assisted’ exercise (along with group-based nutritional counseling) in obese endometrial cancer survivors [Efforts in the SPRINT program focused on the ‘assisted’ exercise technology]	3 clinical / community sites	41	•26 physical therapists (Neuro, Ortho) and managers of rehabilitation programs •7 regulatory related (FDA, specialized exercise equipment owners/CEOs) •6 stationary bike dealers/sales managers •2 health and fitness industry managers/directors
Witness CARES	Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center	•PI: Deborah Erwin •EL: Detric (“Dee”) Johnson •Mentor: Patrick Emmerling	Group intervention to address cognitive and affective determinants of screening in order to positively influence behavior change and increase CRC screening	Community and faith-based organizations	51	•7 end-user/healthy community members •5 Medicaid patients •17 health insurance staff/executives •9 health care clinic/hospital executives •5 primary care physicians •3 gastroenterologists •2 surgeons •2 nurses •1 Medicare/Medicaid executive

PI Principle Investigator; EL Entrepreneurial Lead.