Links to videos

2021-2022 Sustainability Planning Series - Part 1: Tools and Frameworks

Hosted by the CCSP program and the sustainability team at the Center for Public Health Systems Science at Washington University in St. Louis

Sustainability of patient navigation programs and practices requires a dedicated approach based on several domains that influence sustainability. In this webinar, Kim Prewitt and Caren Bacon from the Center for Public Health System Science at Washington University in St. Louis provided an overview of the Patient Navigation Sustainability Assessment Tool (PSAT) and Clinical Sustainability Assessment Tool (CSAT). Then the Colorado Cancer Screening Program (CCSP) team discussed how they worked in partnership with the Wash U team to adapt the questions and concepts from the PSAT and CSAT to develop the Patient Navigation Sustainability Assessment Tool for Cancer Screening (PNSAT). 

2021-2022 Sustainability Planning Series - Part 2: Application of Sustainability Tools

Hosted by the CCSP program and the sustainability team at the Center for Public Health Systems Science at Washington University in St. Louis

Sustainability of patient navigation programs and practices requires a dedicated approach based on several domains that influence sustainability. In Part 2 of this webinar series, join the Center for Public Health System Science at Washington University in St. Louis and the Colorado Cancer Screening Program at the University of Colorado for a discussion how sustainability planning tools have been applied to real-world public health and navigation programs and projects. 

CCSP Sustainability Planning Process

CCSP's October 2018 an April 2019  Monthly Calls focused on an overview of the sustainability planning process that all clinics participating in the Program will progress through during the FY19-21 grant cycle. Topics discussed include the sustainability domains, CCSP's adapted Patient Navigation Sustainability Assessment Tool used to assess current capacity, the process for building a sustainability plan, and resources.

CCSP Basics 101

The CCSP team reviews an overview of all program components. Topics covered include program structure, navigation and navigating for colorectal cancer screening, CCSP evaluation reporting, billing processes, and basics of lung cancer screening, familial history/genetic screening, and sustainability planning.

Reading and Understand Endoscopy and Pathology Reports

Join expert guest Jennifer Kolb, MD as she breaks down each section of endoscopy and pathology reports. A thorough examination of important terms and what you need to know for CCSP monthly evaluation reporting.

Bowel Preparation - Tips for Navigators 

Join our Gastroenterology provider partners for a discussion of the components and best practices for successful bowel preparation, including measures of a good prep and the value for navigation, bowel prep types and the specific contraindications and considerations, the clear liquid diet, and tips to ease the process for your patients. 

Resources:

CCSP's Bowel Prep 101 Quick Guide (one-page)

Colorectal Cancer Alliance - How to Prepare for Your Colonoscopy (timeline and comprehensive guide)

You've been Diagnosed: Now What?

In this webinar we are joined by Katie Hanna and Ashley Doty with the American Cancer Society. We will learn about the resources that are available to patients that have been diagnosed with cancer including financial assistance, transportation, housing, and insurance. 

*The introduction got cut off. Technology, am I right?! Don't worry though because the slides can be found below!

Efficacy & Value of Stool Based Testing for Colorectal Cancer

In this webinar Dr. Durado Brooks, Vice President of Cancer Control Interventions, from the American Cancer Society presents on:

- Identifying appropriate patients for FIT/FOBT based on screening guidelines

- Discussion about best tests available

- Explain Community Guide recommendations 

Patient Perspectives of Stool Based Screening

In this webinar featured speakers Sharyn Worrall & Reese Garcia from Fight Colorectal Cancer present on:

- Understanding the historical landscape around patient preference for colorectal cancer screening

- Explain the patient’s perceived and actual barriers and challenges around screening

- Discuss the potential benefits of considering patient preferences and integrating shared decision making

Implementing FIT/FOBT Programs in your Clinics

Join Magen Phillips, MPH Cancer Health Systems Specialist from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment as she presents on:

- Explaining the importance of annual testing and compliance

- Understanding the need for tracking and monitoring

- Discuss different approaches to FIT/FOBT campaigns 

Population Management vs. Patient Navigation and Colorado Resources

Speakers Andrea Dwyer, Director of CCSP, and guest Allie Bain of the American Cancer Society discuss:

• Systems and EMR Tracking

• Importance of reminder systems

• Identification of patients in need of devoted patient navigation services

• Best practices and approaches for high turnover/transient populations

• American Cancer Society resources

Managing a Positive Stool Based Test

Guest speaker Amanda Petrik from the Center for Health Research at Kaiser Permanente Northwest discusses the following:

• Benefits of creating a registry of patients with positive stool test

• The need for robust follow-up plans

• Benefit of directly notifying endoscopists of patients with positive stool-based tests

• Appropriate interval between positive stool test and diagnostic colonoscopy

• Identification of practical ways to combat challenges

Session 5: Patients Who Are Undocumented

Participating Organizations:

Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN) - Shoshi Preuss, Senior Policy Analyst

Vuela for Health - Diana Pineda, Executive Director

Session 4: Mental Health

Participating Organizations:

Office of Suicide Prevention (OSP)/ Zero Suicide - Conlin Bass, MPH, Zero Suicide Coordinator

Ray of Hope Cancer Foundation - Mauro Villasenor, Program & Operations Director

Session 3: Transportation

Participating Organizations:

Non-emergent Medical Transportation (NEMT) - Courtney Sedon, Transportation Policy Specialist 

Mile High United Way/ 2-1-1 Colorado - Sammie Johnson, Data Quality Supervisor

Session 2: Shelter & Housing Assistance

Participating Organizations:

Mile High United Way/ 2-1-1 Colorado - Sammie Johnson, Data Quality Supervisor

Energy Outreach Colorado - Amy Brown, Energy Education Program Manager & Catherine Wiersma, Energy  Education Coordinator

The Value of Patient Navigation and Team Based Care

With special guest Patricia Valverde, Ph.D., we discuss the value of patient navigation, how to effectively communicate your role as a navigator, and the importance of team-based care as well as self-care. 

Applying QI Assessment and Practices in Safety Net Health Centers

Guest presenter Taylor Miranda Thompson, MPH, from the Colorado Community Health Network discusses strategies for team-based assessment and decision making that can be applied to a quality improvement or sustainability planning project.

Quality Improvement (QI) Approaches and What It Means at the Clinic Level

Magen Phillips, MPH from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reviews the Clinic Quality Improvement Process and shares tips for implementing a success QI project.

Communication Strategies: Introduction to Motivational Interviewing

With special guest Rebecca Richey, Psy.D., this webinar discusses the basics of motivational interviewing and its benefit in communicating with patients.

COVID-19 and Cancer Updates

Dr. Christopher Lieu, Medical Oncologist at the University of Colorado Cancer Center provided an update on the COVID-19 landscape in Colorado, including cases, resource utilization, vaccination and boosters, and implications for healthcare professionals and cancer patients.