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Raise Your Patients' Cancer-Screening Awareness

  • Reporting weekly on staff engagement with patients
  • Training and peer-to-peer coaching of staff
  • Educating physicians on awareness

What can your team do to leverage KP's unique tools for prevention to keep patients healthy? 

 

Getting screened for cancer — breast, cervical, colorectal — is one way that patients can take charge. Encouraging them to get these tests is often the motivation they need, so the Redwood City Ophthalmology UBT took that idea and ran with it. Through education and engagement, the team set out to reach 100 percent of their members. Their hope was to get 94 percent positive response rate. Of the 75 percent of members they engaged, 96 percent said they would get screened for these cancers.

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More patients pledged to get screeings after members of this team began a strategic outreach campaign.
Why This Matters
Early detection of cancer saves lives.
Test of Change
Training and peer-to-peer coaching of staff
Short Teaser

Give your members information on screenings.

Medium Teaser

Informing and engaging your members can be an important step in getting them to understand the need for cancer screenings.

Long Teaser

Informing and engaging your members can be an important step in getting them to understand the need for cancer screenings.

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Eye exam.
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Encouraging Patients to Get Screenings
Topics
Preventive Care
Quality
Communicator
Laureen Lazarovici
Editor (if known)
Tyra Ferlatte
Role
Frontline Managers
Frontline Physicians
Frontline Workers
Date of publication
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Department
Outpatient
Content Type
Team-Tested Practice
Content Goal
Inform
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Eye exam.

Health is a team effort, and specialty departments such as ophthalmology can pitch in to encourage patients to get cancer screenings.

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96%
Explanation

of those reached who promised to get cancer screenings