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Wisconsin's Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan 2005-2010
The Plan was created by over 200 partners statewide to serve as a common framework for action in cancer prevention and control over the next several years. It will provide program leaders, policy makers and researchers with a carefully crafted vision of what needs to be done and the resources needed to reduce the burden of cancer on the people of Wisconsin.
Thank you to our many contributors who made the development and implementation of this Plan possible.
Together...we'll reduce the burden of cancer in Wisconsin. |
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Select a Chapter below to be directed to further information on that topic. (pdf format).
Chapter 1: Prevention
Decrease tobacco use and exposure
Promote healthy lifestyles
Reduce UV exposure
Chapter 2: Screening & Detection
Increase colorectal cancer screening rates
Increase breast cancer screening rates
Increase cervical cancer screening rates
Increase prostate cancer screening rates
Chapter 3: Treatment
Increase access to cancer treatment
Encourage adherence to cancer treatment guidelines
Increase participation in cancer clinical trials
Chapter 4: Quality of Life
Increase reimbursement
Provide education
Assemble data
Chapter 5: Palliative Care
Increase access to palliative care
Provide education
Identify best practices
Chapter 6: Data Collection and Reporting
Promote collection and use of data
Increase timeliness of reporting
Improve quality and completeness of treatment data
Improve racial/ethic cancer data collection
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 The Executive Summary provides information on cancer morbidity and mortality in Wisconsin.
It also defines and explains the history of the Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan and lists the goals, priorities, and cross cutting measures of the Plan.
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The Plan Introduction section provides answers on:
Why Wisconsin developed a Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan?
What the Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan hopes to achieve?
Who should use this Plan?
What is included in this Plan? (including chapters, priorities, rationale, disparate burden, and targets for change)
The Background section further explains in detail the plan's:
History and Development of the Comprehensive Cancer Control
and the WI CCC Plan
Vision, Mission and Goals
Cross Cutting Issues: Disparities, Public Policy and Advocacy, Access to Healthcare and Evaluation
Priorities by Chapter
Implementation and Expectations
Current and Future Evaluation Methods
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