Cancer Planning Resources
Cancer Plan Tip Sheets
Cancer Plan Tip Sheets. Cancer Plan Tip Sheets are designed to help CCC program staff, coalition staff, and volunteers to update their cancer plans. Each tip sheet focuses on a specific topic such as colorectal cancer screening, HPV vaccination, or healthy behaviors for cancer survivors. The series was developed through the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership. Check back regularly for new editions in the series!
CCC Implementation Building Blocks Guide
CCC Implementation Building Blocks Guide. The building blocks and tools in this guide were designed to change and improve the way a CCC coalition implements its cancer plan. The guide is not about magical methods or the latest fads in business operations. Instead, it contains a simplified, tried and true process for mobilizing CCC coalitions to make a difference in their work on their cancer plans.
Program and Coalition Assessments
The Colorectal Cancer Stakeholder Group Report
CRC Stakeholder Group Report. The purpose of this 2016 survey was to better understand the relationship of CRC stakeholder groups to CCC coalitions and state cancer plans. It also explored how stakeholder groups operate and function and the evidence-based strategies being promoted by the groups. The survey topics included leadership, structure, goals, funding, staffing, interventions, and future plans.
The HPV Vaccination Stakeholder Group Report
HPV Stakeholder Group Report. The purpose of this 2016 survey was to better understand the relationship of HPV stakeholder groups to CCC coalitions and state cancer plans. It also explored how stakeholder groups operate and function and the evidence-based strategies being promoted by the groups. The survey topics included leadership, structure, goals, funding, staffing, interventions, and future plans.
Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalition Survey Briefs
CCCNP Coalition Survey Briefs. These briefs summarize the survey findings of Comprehensive Cancer Control (CCC) Programs and Coalitions activities to advance comprehensive cancer control across states, tribe/tribal organizations, territories, and U.S. Pacific Island jurisdictions.