Building effective partnerships: A national evaluation of the Cancer Information Service outreach program. Part 2
Building effective partnerships: A national evaluation of the Cancer Information Service outreach program. Part 2
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DOI：
10.1080/108107398127238
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发表时间：
1998-01-01
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
Bradley, A
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作者：
Fleisher, L;Kornfeld, J;Bradley, A
癌症信息服务（CIS）的国家协调，区域重点推广计划与政府，非营利组织和私人组织建立伙伴关系，以达到服务不足和少数民族人口。1996年初，对867个与癌症研究所有联系的伙伴组织进行了一次全国性随机抽样电话调查，评估了癌症研究所提供援助的类型、对这些服务的满意度和有用性、组织特点以及对伙伴癌症相关方案的总体影响。CIS合作伙伴为医疗服务不足（79%）和特定种族和族裔群体（72%）提供计划，并解决一系列癌症控制问题。合作伙伴高度评价独联体提供的一系列援助。超过90%的人对CIS服务感到满意。传播准确和有科学依据的信息、材料和资源是外联援助的一个关键要素。三分之二的合作伙伴从独联体获得最新的新闻和科学信息，86%的合作伙伴向其成员传播这些信息。大多数接受调查的合作伙伴报告说，他们依靠CIS来协助他们最重要的癌症项目。68%的合作伙伴认为独联体的援助对其癌症相关方案很重要或非常重要。这些调查结果表明，CIS外展计划为合作伙伴的癌症计划提供了关键支持，并对其努力产生了影响。结果支持的有效性，区域为基础的推广计划与现有的组织在州，县，a，ld地方一级谁是解决服务不足的人口的需求合作。
The Cancer Information Service's (CIS) nationally coordinated, regionally focused outreach program establishes partnerships with government, nonprofit, and private organizations to reach underserved and minority populations. A national random sample telephone survey, conducted with 867 partner organizations who had contact with the CIS in early 1996, assessed the types of CIS assistance used, satisfaction with and usefulness of these services, organizational characteristics,and the overall impact on partners' cancer-related programs. CIS partners provide programs for the medically underserved (79%) and specific racial and ethnic groups (72%) and address a range of cancer control issues. Partners use a,ld highly value an array of CIS assistance. Over 90% are satisfied with the CIS services. Diffusion of accurate and science-based information, materials and resources is a key element of the outreach assistance. Two out of three partners are receiving late-breaking news and scientific information from the CIS and 86% are disseminating it to their constituents. The majority of those partners surveyed reported that they rely on the CIS to assist with their most important cancer programs. Sixty-eight percent of the partners rated the CIS assistance as important or very important to their cancer-related programs. These survey results indicate that the CIS outreach program provides key support to partners' cancer programs and has an impact on their efforts. The results support the effectiveness of a regionally based outreach program working in partnership with existing organizations at the state, county, a,ld local level who are addressing the needs of underserved populations.