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Com​prehensive cancer control program (CCCP)​

How to Use the Plan

The plan is organized into eight key chapters, each addressing a part of the cancer control continuum: (Figure 1)

  1. Health Equity
  2. Cancer Surveillance and Data
  3. Childhood Cancer
  4. Primary Prevention
  5. Early Detection and Screening
  6. Treatment
  7. Survivorship
  8. Evaluation​

Each chapter includes four core components:​​

​Component​​

​Description
​Priorities
​The main goals or focus areas for that chapter.​
​Measures
​Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-based, and equity-centered indicators to track progress. Where baseline data is not available, developmental progress milestones are used.​
​Strategies
​​The broad approaches or methods for achieving the priorities.​​​
​Action Steps
​Specific, shorter-term steps to implement the strategies. Action steps are flexible and updated regularly to reflect new evidence and emerging needs.​


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