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Design of implementation measures are extremely important to increase the participation rates and success of a population-based screening program
Eunate Arana-Arria, Begoña Zuberoa, Isabel Portillob,
Isabel Idigorasb, José Ignacio Pijoana
aClinical Epidemiology Unit, Cruces University Hospital, Basque Health ServicebCenter Program Coordinator Colorectal Cancer Screening, Basque Health Service
CLORECTAL CANCER (CCR)
• Worldwide:– Third most common cancer
– Fourth most common cause of cancer deaths
– 1.2 million estimated cases and 609,000 estimated deaths in 2008
• European Union (EU)– Second most common newly-diagnosed cancer
– Second most common cause of cancer death
• Basque Country– First cause of mortality
– Second cancer after: Breast Lung
• Mortality rates for the Basque Country (2006)– 32.2/100,000 in men and 13.1/100,000 in women
(Rates adjusted to European Standard Population)
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COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING• European Code Against Cancer
“men and women aged 50 years or over
should participate in colorectal cancer screening”
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PREVENTION / SCREENING
The aim of colorectal cancer screening is toimprove prognosis by the detection of cancer
at its early stages
• PREVENTION:– no smoking
– avoiding obesity
– doing regular physical exercise
– increasing the daily intake of fruits and vegetables
– limiting the consumption of foods containing animal fats
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CRC SCREENING PROGRAMOF THE BASQUE COUNTRY
• Target population:50-69 years (EU 2003 50 to 74)
• Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT):– Every two years
– Cut-off 100 ng/ml
– Home delivery test
– Pick up at the health center
– Reference laboratory analysis
• FOBT POSITIVE: Complete colonoscopy with deep sedation/anesthesia
• Coordinated Program • Engaging Primary Care and Specialty Care • Information System
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CCR SCREENING PROGRAM: 2009-2010
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PARTICIPATION RATES / POSITIVES
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N= 28,300N= 28,300 N= 11,266N= 11,266 N= 116,980N= 116,980
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Population-based43%
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PARTICIPATION AND POSITIVE RATESBy age group: males
PARTICIPATION AND POSITIVE RATESBy age group: females
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Diagnostic confirmation: 4,492 colonoscopies
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INDICATORS Results
Complete Colonoscopy Rate 90.8% (95% CI 90.0-91.6)
Low Grade Adenoma Detection Rate 9.9 x 1,000 (95% CI 9.2-10.6)
High Grade Adenoma Detection Rate
26.6 x 1,000 (95% CI 25.4-27.8)
Invasive Cancer Detection Rate 3.9 x 1,000 (95% CI 3.5-4.4)
Diagnostic confirmation: result of colonoscopies
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%
48%
Complications of colonoscopies
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INDICATORS Results
Complications rate 1.09% (95% IC 0.8-1.4)
Complications rate in the first colonoscopy
1.02% (95% IC 0.7-1.4)
COSTS
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• Cancer detected:
7,324.38• Premalignant and/or malignant lesion:
941.75• Screened person:
28.71
CONCLUSIONS
• REASONS FOR HIGH PARTICIPATION RATES:
– Involvement of primary care physicians and nurses
– Submission of the kits to patients homes
– Delivery of the kits at the primary care settings with open schedule
– Analysis of the sample in the reference hospital without any frills or papers
– Results to primary care physicians and patients homes
– Public and universal health care system
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