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CBC Breast Health Program Development Flashcards

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  1. Which grant type provided by the CDC specifically funds state and territorial breast cancer early detection programs?

    Answer: NBCCEDP cooperative agreements

    The NBCCEDP operates through cooperative agreements with states, territories, and tribes to fund breast and cervical cancer screening programs.

  2. A breast health program wants to increase mammography screening rates among African American women aged 40–49. The MOST evidence-based outreach strategy is:

    Answer: Peer navigator or patient navigator programs within trusted community settings

    Patient and peer navigator programs delivered through trusted community partners (churches, community centers) have the strongest evidence for increasing screening among Black women.

  3. In program planning, a logic model is used to:

    Answer: Map the relationships between resources, activities, outputs, and outcomes

    A logic model visually depicts how program inputs and activities are expected to lead to intended short- and long-term outcomes.

  4. Which piece of US legislation protects a woman's right to coverage of preventive breast cancer services (including mammograms) without cost-sharing under private insurance?

    Answer: Affordable Care Act (ACA)

    The ACA mandates coverage of USPSTF-recommended preventive services, including mammography screening, with no out-of-pocket cost to the patient.

  5. A breast health counselor delivering a community workshop should use 'teach-back' technique primarily to:

    Answer: Confirm that participants have understood the information correctly

    The teach-back method asks participants to explain key information in their own words, allowing the educator to identify and correct misunderstandings.

  6. Social determinants of health that most significantly affect breast cancer outcomes in underserved US populations include:

    Answer: Income level, insurance status, and geographic access to care

    Income, insurance coverage, and proximity to mammography facilities are the primary structural barriers driving breast cancer disparities in underserved communities.