About the Program
Quality Health Associates of North Dakota (QHA) is partnering with North Dakota Health and Human Services (ND HHS) and North Dakota’s primary care clinics to increase breast and cervical cancer screening rates with initial focus in primary care clinics or community health centers or areas of late-stage diagnosis.
QHA will assist participating clinics using the following strategies:
- Facilitate completion of a comprehensive readiness assessment
- Provide site visits and coaching calls to assess progress, identify barriers, and develop mitigation strategies
- Guide the development of clinic-specific action plans for implementing at least two evidence-based interventions (EBIs) to address breast and cervical screening
- Advise clinic staff in leveraging their electronic health records (EHRs) to collect and report breast and cervical screening program measures
- Share resources, tools, and materials
Resources
- Featured Resources
- Women’s Way offers free mammograms to eligible women in North Dakota. Learn more and access their resources by visiting their website.
- Local Coordinator Contact
- Do you have patients who have concerns with paying for screening or diagnostic services?
American Cancer Society Recommendations for the Early Detection of Breast Cancer
Visit www.cancer.org 8579.00Download
Task Force Issues Final Recommendation Statement on Screening for Breast Cancer
All women should be screened every other year starting at age 40; more research still…
Breast Cancer Risk Assessment and Screening in Average-Risk Women
Visit www.acog.org
NCCN Guidelines for Patients: Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis
breastcancerscreening-patientDownload
Kerry’s Story
Meet Kerry-Facebook PostDownload
Real Talk about Breast Cancer
The Real Pink podcast, by Susan G. Komen, brings people together to have meaningful conversations…
News
Milestone Program Updates
$12,000 has been awarded to facilities in the ScreeND program from ND HHS for working in this program.
Learning Opportunities
Patient Navigation Training Program-Susan G. Komen
- This virtual educational summit will bring together patient navigators to share best practices and resources through educational presentations, interactive panel discussions and networking sessions.
Get Involved
The North Dakota Cancer Coalition welcomes membership of individuals and organizations dedicated to the implementation of objectives and strategies from North Dakota’s Cancer Control Plan. As a North Dakota Cancer Coalition member, you have first-hand access to various opportunities. Some of these which include:
- Ready access to resources from local, state and national partners.
- Opportunity to collaborate and gain support from other members.
- Emails that include resources, up-to-date North Dakota Cancer statistics as soon as they are made available, partnership opportunities, etc.
- Chance to make a difference in your very own community as well as across the state of North Dakota.
Partnering Clinics
- Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center
- Richardton Clinic – Richardton, ND
- Glen Ullin Family Medical Clinic – Glen Ullin, ND
- Elgin Community Clinic – Elgin, ND
- Unity Medical Center
- Park River Family Clinic – Park River, ND
- Grafton Family Clinic – Grafton, ND
- SMP St. Kateri Clinic
- Rolla, ND
- McKenzie Health
- Watford City, ND