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. 2021 Sep 15;2021(9):CD013373. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD013373.pub2

James 2013.

Methods Cluster‐RCT: unit of randomisation ‐ Community Health Centres, n = 16 (11 enrolled?)
Participants Community Health Centres are eligible if they serve mostly Medicaid, uninsured, or lower‐income patients; be willing to be randomised to intervention or comparison, and willing to allow the research team access to Community Health Centres managers/directors, patients, and providers.
Participants were eligible if they spoke English or Spanish and were aged 49 or older.
Interventions Using a Community‐Based Participatory Research approach, collaborated with partners to implement and evaluate a systems‐level intervention for its effectiveness in increasing CRC screening rates vs usual practice
Outcomes Timing: baseline, six months, and twelve months. Primary outcome: colorectal cancer screening by patient self‐report, with a chart‐audit in a sub‐sample of patients. Other outcomes: evaluated according to the Reach, Efficacy/Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance (RE‐AIM) conceptual framework. Six‐month and 12‐month surveys include self‐reported CRC screening, healthcare utilization, and awareness of screening or educational efforts
Notes Trial registration #: NCT01299493 [new reference Muthukrishnan 2018 ‐ identified 21 December 2020]