A Multilevel Adaptation Approach for the Sustainable Scale-Up of Family Cancer History Screening in Rural Public Health Clinics

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Provides an overview of a multilevel approach to improve delivery of a family cancer history screening program. Outlines a 14-month adaptation process of a public health district in rural Georgia as well as individual, provider, clinic, organization, and community adaptations. Discusses the impact of partnerships among public health agencies, community organizations, and academic institutions to sustain successful implementation frameworks, multilevel stakeholder engagement, and adaptations of hereditary cancer screening programs.

Yue Guan, Shacoria Anderson, Cindy Snyder, et al.

Archives of Public Health, 84, 221

07/2026

Cancer · Clinics · Community engagement and volunteerism · Health screening · Networking and collaboration · Public health · Sustainability of programs · Georgia