Attachment 9. Selected Sites for CRC Screening Demonstration Program 2005

ATTACHMENT 9

SITES SELECTED FOR

COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM, 2005

Selected sites for RFA AA030, Colorectal Cancer Screening Demonstration Program, 2005

Applicant	Program Site and Structure	Priority Population	Proposed Screening Test(s)	Numbers of Screens Proposed			Program consultation
				Year 1 (6 months)	Year 2	Year 3	PSB program consultant	EARB scientific consultant
Research Foundation of SUNY, Stony Brook, NY AA030- 18	Collaboration between SUNY at Stony Brook Univ Med Ctr and Suffolk Co DOH (to include 10 community- based health centers)	50+, low income, inadequately insured for CRC screening (racially diverse group)	Primary screening with colonoscopy	250 screens per 6 months		1250 screens over 3 years (10% increase over 3 yrs)	Ena Wanliss	Laura Seeff
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Lincoln, NE AA030- 14	Statewide program, built on EWM (BCCEDP) infrastructure; recently completed 3 yr CRC screening pilot	50+, low income and uninsured, increased outreach to African-American population	primary screening with FOBT and f/u with colonoscopy; primary colonoscopy for high risk clients	goal 10,000 screens	NA	NA	Anne Major	Laura Seeff
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) AA030-38	St Louis City; MO DHSS and CCC will collaborate with community cancer coalitions in St Louis	50+, low income and uninsured, half of priority population is African American	FOBT for screening and f/u with colonoscopy; primary colonoscopy for high risk clients	400	1200	NA	Anne Major	Laura Seeff
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH), AA030- 13	Baltimore City; ACS and MD DHMH with 4 clinical sites	50+, low income and uninsured	Primary screening with colonoscopy; single clinic may offer FIT as alternative	382		1,146 over 3 years	Ena Wanliss	Lisa Richardson
Public Health - Seattle & King County, Seattle, WA AA030- 15	6 clinics and 3 outreach sites in 3 WA counties (King, Clallam and Jefferson); WBCHP (BCCEDP) and Seattle and King Counties Public Health	50+, low income and uninsured, with focus on American Indian/Alaska Native and African American populations	FOBT; colonoscopy for f/u and for high risk	600	1500	1500 (3600 over 3 years)	Annette Gardner	Lisa Richardson