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CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y Pr e se nte d by: • Do na ld Ha ve rka mp, MPH; E pide mio lo g ist; Ce nte rs fo r Dise a se Co ntro l a nd Pre ve ntio n • L T Andre a Ca rpitc he r, RN, MSN; Bre a st & Ce rvic a l Ca nc e r E a rly De te c tio n Pro g ra m Dire c to r; Che ro ke e Na tio n • Cha d Ra tig a n; Pro g ra m Ma na g e r; Gre a t Pla ins T rib a l Cha irme n’ s He a lth Bo a rd

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y Donald Have r kamp, MPH E pide mio lo g ist Ce nte rs fo r Dise a se Co ntro l a nd Pre ve ntio n 2003 Ma ste r o f Pub lic He a lth - Sa n Die g o Sta te Unive rsity; Sa n Die g o , CA – Pub lic He a lth a nd E pide mio lo g y 1989 Ba c he lo r o f Sc ie nc e - Sa n Die g o Sta te Unive rsity; Sa n Die g o , CA – Co mmunity He a lth E duc a tio n

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y Do na ld Ha ve rka mp c o mple te d a Ma ste r o f Pub lic He a lth de g re e fro m the Sa n Die g o Sta te Unive rsity’ s Gra dua te Sc ho o l o f Pub lic He a lth in 2003. He jo ine d the Ce nte rs fo r Dise a se Co ntro l a nd Pre ve ntio n (CDC) a s a Pub lic He a lth Pre ve ntio n Se rvic e F e llo w in 2004, a nd c o mple te d a fie ld a ssig nme nt with CDC a nd I ndia n He a lth Se rvic e (I HS) c o lle a g ue s in Alb uq ue rq ue , Ne w Me xic o . Do na ld jo ine d CDC’ s Divisio n o f Ca nc e r Pre ve ntio n a nd Co ntro l a s a n e pide mio lo g ist in 2007 a nd c o ntinue s to wo rk in Alb uq ue rq ue , NM, whe re he prima rily fo c use s o n de ve lo ping a nd pro mo ting stra te g ie s a nd pro je c ts tha t he lp inc re a se c a nc e r sc re e ning a mo ng AI / AN po pula tio ns.

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y L T Andr e a Car pitc he r , RN, MSN; USPHS Commissione d Cor ps Pro g ra m Dire c to r Che ro ke e Na tio n Bre a st & Ce rvic a l Ca nc e r E a rly De te c tio n Pro g ra m 2015 – Ma ste r o f Sc ie nc e in Nursing – No rthe a ste rn Sta te Unive rsity; T a hle q ua h, Okla ho ma – Nursing (E duc a tio n) 2010 – Ba c he lo r o f Sc ie nc e in Nursing – No rthe a ste rn Sta te Unive rsity; T a hle q ua h, Okla ho ma - Nursing 2000 – Asso c ia te s De g re e in Nursing – Ba c o ne Co lle g e ; Musko g e e , Okla ho ma - Nursing

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y L t. Ca rpitc he r ha s 18 ye a rs e xpe rie nc e a s a re g iste re d nurse with pro fe ssio na l e xpe rie nc e s in b o th in-pa tie nt a nd c o mmunity dire c t-c a re se tting s. L t. Ca rpitc he r’ s c a re e r fo c us ha s b e e n in wo me n’ s he a lthc a re a nd c o mmunity we llne ss. Mo st re c e ntly, she ha s a tta ine d a ma ste r o f sc ie nc e in nursing e duc a tio n a nd jo ine d the US Pub lic He a lth Se rvic e a s a c o mmissio ne d o ffic e r in e ffo rts to b ro a de n he r kno wle dg e a nd e xpa nd he r re a c h a s a nurse . As a Che ro ke e Na tio n c itize n, it ha s b e e n he r life e nde a vo r to c o ntrib ute to he a lthie r living a mo ng o ur pe o ple , a nd she is e xc ite d fo r ne w o ppo rtunitie s to impa c t I ndia n Co untry in he r ne w ro le a s pro g ra m dire c to r fo r Che ro ke e Na tio n BCCE DP.

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y Chad Ratigan Pro je c t Ma na g e r Gre a t Pla ins T rib a l Cha irme n’ s He a lth Bo a rd 2018 – Ba c he lo r o f Sc ie nc e – He a lthc a re Administra tio n – Wa lde n Unive rsity; Minne a po lis, Minne so ta

CDC’s Canc e r Contr ol E ffor ts in Indian Countr y Cha d Ra tig a n is a n e nro lle d me mb e r o f the Che ye nne Rive r Sio ux T rib e o f So uth Da ko ta . Cha d ha s wo rke d in the he a lthc a re se tting fo r the pa st te n ye a rs a nd is c urre ntly the pro g ra m ma na g e r fo r the Gre a t Pla ins Co lo re c ta l Ca nc e r Sc re e ning I nitia tive (GPCCSI ).

F ac ulty Disc losur e State me nt • Funding for this webinar was made possible by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention DP13-1314 Consortium of Networks to Impact Populations Experiencing Tobacco-Related and Cancer Health Disparities grant. Webinar contents do not necessarily represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. No commercial interest support was used to fund this activity. •

Ac c r e ditation • The Indian Health Service Clinical Support Center is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. • This activity is designated 1.0 contact hour for nurses.

CE E valuation and Ce r tific ate • Continuing Education guidelines require that the attendance of all who participate be properly documented. • To obtain a certificate of continuing education, you must be registered for the course, participate in the webinar in its entirety, and submit a completed post-webinar survey. • The post-webinar survey will be emailed to you after the completion of the course. • Certificates will be mailed to participants within four weeks by the Indian Health Service Clinical Support Center.

L e ar ning Obje c tive s/ Outc ome s By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: 1. Examine the CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control data on cancer in AI/AN populations. 2. Implement strategies and key interventions to prevent and detect breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer in AI/AN populations

CDC Division of Cancer Prevention and Control Overview of Activities in AI/AN Populations Donald Haverkamp, MPH Epidemiologist NNN and IHS HP/DP Webinar June 27, 2018

All People Free of Cancer Goal and Aspirations Our longer term strategic Aspirations framework. All people get the right care at the Elimination of preventable Cancer survivors live longer, cancers right time for the best outcome healthier lives Strategic Priorities Strategic Priorities ‏ Reduce the incidence of ‏ Scale our best practices to ‏ Improve health outcomes for preventable cancers by increase impact of screening cancer survivors Objectives are identified reducing modifiable risk continuum based on need and our factors and promoting healthy potential to impact that behaviors … by educating change over time as desired people on obesity-related cancers outcomes are achieved. Our Guiding Principles Define Expected Communicate: Tailor to a Address Health Collaborate Outcomes Upfront Specific Audience Disparities Key Strengths Our Key Strengths We demonstrate our key strengths by combining Translation & Evaluation Partnership Data flawless execution of the familiar and a constant focus on innovation. RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

DCPC Branches • Comprehensive Cancer Control Branch (CCCB) • Cancer Surveillance Branch (CSB) • Epidemiology and Applied Research Branch (EARB) • Program Services Branch (PSB) RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

Comprehensive Cancer Control Branch (CCCB) • Supports robust state-, tribal, territorial-wide coalitions Manages the • Addresses public health needs of National cancer survivors Comprehensive • Plans and implements policy, Cancer Control systems, and environmental Program since changes that emphasize primary 1998 prevention of cancer and supports early detection and treatment activities • Promotes health equity • Establishes diverse partnerships RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

CCCP: Tribal organizations 1. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium 2. American Indian Cancer Foundation 3. California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. 4. Cherokee Nation 5. Fond du Lac Reservation 6. Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc. 7. Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board 8. South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency To find Comprehensive Cancer Control Plans, go to: https://nccd.cdc.gov/CCCSearch/Default/Default.aspx RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

Cancer Surveillance Branch (CSB) • Manages the National Program of Cancer Registries (NPCR) • Provides funding, technical assistance, and quality standards • Collects data or information that includes: • Type of cancer • Location of cancer in the body • Degree that cancer has spread • Type of initial treatment • Outcomes of treatment • Leads, supports, and enhances cancer surveillance and monitoring systems • Evaluates cancer programs’ successes • Identifies additional needs for cancer prevention and control efforts RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC

Population-based Cancer Registries • 46 states, the District of The National Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Pacific Island jurisdictions, and Program of Cancer the U.S. Virgin Islands Registries began in • 1.6 million new invasive 1992. cancer cases submitted to CDC each year • Complements NCI’s SEER program • CDC’s Vision: Increase completeness, timeliness and usefulness of registry data RELIABLE TRUSTED SCIENTIFIC DCPC