Champions for CRC in South Carolina

Champions for CRC in SC was a program for people interested in increasing CRC screening. Program has ended. Contact Dr. Brandt at [email protected] with questions.

[Champions for CRC in South Carolina @ChampsforCRC]

What a wonderful (almost) 5 years! Today is the last day of the Colorectal Cancer Screening Program in South Carolina, funded as one of the CDC’s Colorectal Cancer Control Programs. This is our final post. Questions? Contact Dr. Brandt at [email protected]. Thank you!

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Thank you Beth Graham, Cancer Control Strategic Partnerships Manager @AmericanCancer

[Champions for CRC in South Carolina @ChampsforCRC]

Thanks you Kim Hale, Senior Manager, State & Primary Care Systems @AmericanCancer

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Farewell from our Project Coordinator, @HiluvJohnson

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Farewell from our Lead Evaluator, Dr. Lauren Workman!

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Farewell from Program Implementer, Cindy Calef!

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We are forever grateful for our #fqhc partners in South Carolina and the amazing commitment they showed to increasing colorectal cancer screening rates. We know you will continue to do great work! @BlondeScientist

[Champions for CRC in South Carolina @ChampsforCRC]

Congratulations @HopeHealthSC Manning site for completing the 2nd Annual Review and Path Foward meeting virtually. They also celebrated CRC Awareness Month after delays from the COVID-19 Pandemic! We appreciate your flexibility and partnership #screenoutcancer

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We love to see @HiluvJohnson get this well deserved showcasing! She’s a tremendous asset to our CCSPSC team in @USCArnoldSchool. 👏👏👏

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"I work to create positive and long-lasting partnerships between underserved populations and other partners in the state and the @USCResearch community. My work focuses on reducing cancer risk and mortality, and we have been able to save lives and build lasting relationships."

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True or false? You should get tested regularly for #colorectalcancer starting at age 50. Answer: TRUE! Starting at age 50, get tested regularly for colorectal cancer. #screenoutcancer https://t.co/CfDhgAlaqY

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#FastFacts about #ColorectalCancer: Get screened as recommended to prevent colorectal cancer and/or detect it early. Colorectal cancer is preventable, treatable, and beatable with screening.
https://t.co/VfMzUWwKqy

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Screenings are medical tests that check for diseases and health conditions before there are any signs and symptoms. #screenoutcancer https://t.co/twjZ1z57Sf

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We ended last week at @HopeHealthInc Timmonsville Site celebrating CRC month! Thank you for letting us be a part of your celebration! #SCREENOUTCANCER #HOPEHEALTH #CCSPSC #CRCMONTH

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Should you be screened for #colorectalcancer? There’s a lot of confusing info out there, but this fact sheet can help. @CDC_Cancer https://t.co/aLL7bLAjHV

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This week was kicked off @SandhillsMed McBee site! As you walk in, the entrance is decorated with blue decorations and educatioinal material on being screened! @SandhillsMed Thank you for letting us be a part of your CRC celebration! #SMF #screenoutcancer #crcmonth

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Is #colorectalcancer really that common? Do I need to get tested if I don’t have symptoms? This PSA answers these questions and more from @CDCgov. @CDC_Cancer
https://t.co/bSV50hV29U #screenoutcancer

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#Colorectalcancer affects some groups more than others. We can spread the word about why it matters – and make a difference. https://t.co/pSECe3Y4ub #preventcancer @theNCI #screenoutcancer

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#Colorectalcancer occurs in the colon or rectum – sometimes called colon cancer, for short. As the drawing shows, the colon is the large intestine or large bowel. The rectum is the passageway that connects the colon to the anus. @CDC_Cancer
https://t.co/Y1ykTpwoGv

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@coop_health Eastover site celebrating CRC month and educating patients in the lobby! Thanks Eastover for bring great CRC champions! #screenoutcancer #crcmonth #cooperativehealth #CCSPSC

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@LRMC_SC Carolina Forest rocking CRC month in the patient lobby and educating patients on being screened for CRC. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your celebration! #screeenoutcancer #ccspsc #lrmc