ARC Network: Evidence Implementation
The P站视频 (P站视频) Implementation Science Team exists to catalyze evidence into practice with health care ecosystem partners across the cancer continuum to reduce cancer-related suffering and inequities. The P站视频 Accelerating to Care Network (P站视频 ARC Network) is how the Implementation Science team approaches work with partners.
Evidence Implementation
Evidence Implementation is the second of three tiers of the P站视频 ARC Network approach that includes longitudinal improvement implementation collaboratives and funding opportunities with centralized technical assistance. Level of support is based on readiness and capacity of health partners.
- Independent Projects: Participants selected for these projects will have the opportunity to create a unique problem statement and action plan for their project based on their individual needs. P站视频 will provide resources and support, as needed.
- Facilitated Collaborative: Participants selected for these quality improvement projects will engage in practice facilitation with an P站视频 team member that will provide strategy, materials, technical assistance, data and measurement tools.
Evidence Implementation Programs
Addressing Barriers to Cancer Care for AIAN and NHPI Individuals
The P站视频 (P站视频) and Pfizer have partnered on a new competitive grant opportunity focused on supporting quality improvement projects aimed at reducing cancer treatment disparities and strengthening collaborations to improve cancer care for American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) individuals facing cancer. Seven institutions were awarded up to $250,000 each to execute their projects during the grant period (August 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027).?
HPV Health Plan Learning Collaborative
Qualifying health plans join a quarterly series across 2025 and 2026. Participating organizations share promising practices, engage in peer-to-peer discussion, hear from guest speakers and access supporting materials. By increasing HPV vaccination rates, we can reduce HPV infections and prevent future cancers.
Screening Interventions Program: Independent Projects and Facilitated Collaborative
The Screening Interventions program leverages quality improvement (QI) and evidence-based intervention (EBI) strategies and resources to support health care systems across the nation to promote and deliver cancer screening appropriately, safely, and equitably. The program includes two tracks, Independent Projects and Facilitated Collaborative detailed above, that will be determined based on system readiness.
Resources
Implementation Tools
Telling Our Story
Contact
Please contact?implementationscience@cancer.org?for more information about the P站视频 ARC Network approach.