Colorectal Cancer:
Explore Findings from a New Study on Colorectal Cancer Screening and Outcomes from the Cancer Intervention and Surveillance Modeling Network (CISNET) here
ACS Webinar Slides & Recording: Cancer Prevention and Screening for Community Health Centers here
2025 National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Webcast Slides & Recording here
Cardiovascular Health & Food as Medicine:
Read about how medically tailored meal programs could yield significant health care savings across 49 US states here
Listen to how medically tailored meals and cutting-edge research are proving that the right food can prevent disease, improve outcomes, and lower healthcare costs here
Hypertension:
Modifiable Lifestyle Risk Factor Policy & Procedure Template
This comprehensive template is designed to help translate hypertension science into practice in outpatient health care settings. It addresses data collection, assessment, and interventions for patients with modifiable risk factors that have strong evidence to reduce blood pressure. It also includes training for health care teams and an inventory of available resources for education, intervention, and referral to consistently incorporate these practices into care.
Care teams can use this resource to quickly access information about self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) monitoring and the tools and resources available to help make impactful change.
Optimizing Hypertension Strategies: Using Data to Drive Improvement
This learning series from the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) combines evidence-based interventions with practical implementation approaches that enhance health equity and prepare health centers for value-based care. The series will build your capacity to identify and deploy implementation strategies for your unique patient population and environment.
Heritage Diets: Adapting Nutrition Recommendations Across Cultures
Identify key health-promoting foods that are common across multiple cultural dietary traditions and how the narrow demographic focus of nutrition research can hinder practical application in diverse patient populations.
Diabetes: