CDC is funding projects to implement and evaluate electronic decision support tools for cervical, breast, and colorectal cancer screening within large health systems to improve guideline-based care.
This grant funds state, territorial, and tribal organizations to partner on cancer prevention, screening, and control programs, including breast/cervical screening, cancer planning, and cancer registry initiatives.
NIH supports early-stage development of new or significantly adapted informatics tools for cancer research, from prototyping to initial dissemination, with user feedback and clear milestones.
This grant funds the further development and maintenance of advanced informatics tools that support all stages of cancer research, from biology to prevention, under the NCI’s ITCR Program.
Facilitates well-planned cancer prevention and control clinical trials by addressing information gaps to improve trial design and feasibility, saving time and money for NCI.
This cooperative agreement supports cancer registry workforce training, better surveillance data, and wider use of National Program of Cancer Registries data in research and public health decisions.