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. 2022 May 19;19:E26. doi: 10.5888/pcd19.210258

Table 3. Use of Priority Evidence-Based Interventions and Supporting Activities in Clinics Partnering With the CDC Colorectal Cancer Control Program (N = 355), 2015–2018 .

Evidence-based intervention type Program year Clinics that changed evidence-based interventions use from prior yeara, N (%) Evidence-based interventions in placeb
N (%) P value for trendc
Patient reminder system  Baseline  NR 177 (50) <.001
Year 1 128 (36) 231 (65)
Year 2 86 (24) 271 (76)
Year 3 45 (13) 290 (82)
Provider reminder system   Baseline NR 254 (72) <.001
Year 1 96 (27) 262 (74)
Year 2 54 (15) 290 (82)
Year 3 45 (13) 311 (88)
Provider assessment and feedback  Baseline NR 178 (50) <.001
Year 1 129 (36) 243 (68)
Year 2 61 (17) 276 (78)
Year 3 66 (19) 290 (82)
Reducing structural barrier activities  Baseline NR 153 (43) <.001
Year 1 121 (34) 176 (50)
Year 2 129 (36) 265 (75)
Year 3 56 (16) 269 (76)
Patient navigation
  
Baseline NR 114 (32) .53
Year 1 91 (26) 101 (28)
Year 2 88 (25) 101 (28)
Year 3 35 (10) 106 (30)
Community health workers  Baseline NR  60 (17) .52
Year 1 45 (13) 69 (19)
Year 2 14 (4) 63 (18)
Year 3 12 (3) 69 (19)
Professional development and provider education  Baseline NR 152 (43) <.001
Year 1 153 (43) 151 (43)
Year 2 90 (25) 211 (59)
Year 3 83 (23) 182 (51)
Small media Baseline NR 127 (36) <.001
Year 1 160 (45) 225 (63)
Year 2 65 (18) 246 (69)
Year 3 73 (21) 297 (84)

Abbreviations: CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; NR, not reported.

a

Clinics that implemented or resumed evidence-based interventions and support activities that were not in place in the prior year or that paused or discontinued those interventions and activities that were in place in the prior year.

b

Indicates evidence-based interventions and support activities are in place and operational (in use) in clinics at the end-of-program year, regardless of the quality, reach, or current level of functionality.

c

Two-sided P value, Cochran–Armitage trend test.