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The New England division Tell A Friend program implementation evaluation.

N Passanisi¹, M Prout, L J Holm

¹Boston University School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

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|March 27, 2002

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The American Cancer Society's Tell A Friend program faced implementation challenges in New England. Program adjustments in training and resources are underway to improve breast cancer screening rates.

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Cancer Prevention
Health Communication

Background:

Breast cancer mortality remains a significant public health concern.
The American Cancer Society's Tell A Friend (TAF) program utilizes a peer-to-peer strategy to increase mammography screening rates among unscreened women.
Effective program implementation is crucial for achieving public health goals.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the implementation of the Tell A Friend (TAF) program in the New England division.
To identify barriers and facilitators to the successful rollout of TAF.
To inform program adjustments for improved effectiveness.

Main Methods:

An evaluation was conducted using surveys to assess TAF implementation.
Initial survey methods were revised due to low response rates, leading to a shortened survey and a follow-up survey.
Data were collected from staff and respondents regarding program implementation.

Main Results:

Initial timelines for TAF implementation were found to be unrealistic.
Field staff encountered numerous barriers in implementing TAF within targeted communities.
Low response rates necessitated methodological adjustments to the evaluation surveys.

Conclusions:

Programmatic changes in training, management, and resource allocation are being implemented to address identified barriers.
Continuous re-evaluation is planned to ensure the successful and sustained implementation of the TAF program.
Addressing implementation challenges is key to enhancing the program's impact on breast cancer mortality.