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Cancer Prevention and Control

Michigan Department of Health and Human S ervices

Michigan Department of Health and Human S ervices

Michigan Depart ment of Healt h and Human S ervices Populat ion Health Administ rat ion

Cancer Prevent ion and Cont rol S ect ion Cardiovascular Healt h S ect ion Diabet es and Ot her Chronic Diseases S ect ion Tobacco S ect ion Bureau of Healt h and Wellness Division of Chronic Disease and Inj ury Cont rol

Cancer Prevention and Control S ection Mission & Vision

• MIS

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• Providing leadership and resources to promote the health of

Michigan residents by reducing the impact of cancer.

• VIS

ION

• The Cancer Team provides proactive leadership of a collaborative,

focused national model for comprehensive cancer control on behalf of all Michigan residents.

Cancer Prevention and Control S ection

• The MDHHS

Comprehensive Cancer Control program provides community grants to increase local cancer prevention and control

• activities. By working together and using proven strategies

Michigan communities can make strides in keeping people from getting or dying from cancer.

• Funding for the cancer prevention and control section is supported

by federal and state government.

Direct S ervice Programs

• Michigan Colorectal Cancer Early Detection Program (MCRCEDP)
• The MCRCEDP provides outreach and colorectal cancer education,

individualized risk assessment and screening to eligible, low income, 50-64 year old men and women living in 29 Michigan counties.

Direct S ervice Programs

• Michigan Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program
• The BCCCNP provides low-income women access to life-saving

cancer screening services and follow-up care. Women diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer may be eligible to receive insurance to cover the cost of their cancer treatment.

Health S ystems Change for Tobacco Dependence Treatment and Lung Cancer S creening Grant

• This proj ect helps to ensure that tobacco dependence treatment

is fully integrated in the continuum of health care and that systems for appropriate lung cancer screening referrals have been put in place.

Community Implementation Grants

• S

kin Cancer Prevention

• Tobacco Cessation
• Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Cancer Plan for Michigan

• Cancer continues to affect many Michigan lives and remains the

second leading cause of death in Michigan. For people under the age of 80, cancer is the leading cause of death in our state. Approximately 142 people find out they have cancer and 56 people die from cancer each day in Michigan.

• Cancer Plan for Michigan covers plans and obj ectives covering

2016 through 2020

Cancer Plan Pillars

• Implement policy, systems, and environmental changes.
• Promote health equity.
• Develop and maintain active partnerships in cancer prevention and

control efforts.

• Demonstrate outcomes through evaluation.

Cancer Plan for Michigan-Goals

• Prevent cancer from occurring.
• Promote early detection of cancer using tests that have been

shown to reduce mortality.

• Diagnose and treat all patients using the most effective and

appropriate methods.

• Optimize quality of life for every person affected by cancer.

Obj ective 10- Radon Testing

• Increase the number of radon test results that are reported to the

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Indoor Radon Program from 7,176 to 7,894.

• S

trategies: Promote radon awareness, which could include risks

• f exposure, Michigan radon policies, and radon testing and

mitigation.

• Radon is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer deaths in the US

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Obj ective 10- Radon Testing

Collaborating with Department of Environmental Quality

Cancer Resources

• Michigan Cancer Consortium Website
• http:/ / michigancancer.org/
• MDHHS

Cancer Prevention and Control

• https:/ / www.michigan.gov/ cancer

Contact Information

• Courtney Cole

Public Health Consultant Cancer Prevention and Control S ection Phone: 517-335-8216 Email: colec13@ Michigan.gov

Questions