CPCRN

CPCRN Workgroups

Human Papilloma Virus Workgroup
Evidence-based Approaches Workgroup
Evidence-based Approaches Signature Project Grantwriting Group
Developing and Testing Decision Aids Workgroup
Implementation Workgroup
R25T Workgroup

Human Papilloma Virus Workgroup

Purpose:	The HPV workgroup is working together to expand and disseminate the evidence-base for human papillomavirus research and education, with a focus on research supporting dissemination of the HPV vaccine.
Co-Chairs:	Vicky Taylor, University of Washington Jennifer Allen, Harvard University
Members:	Roshan Bastani, University of California at Los Angeles Dan Blumenthal, Morehouse School of Medicine Michelle Carvalho, Emory University Gloria Coronado, University of Washington Maria Fernandez, University of Texas Maria Fernandez-Esquer, University of Texas Karen Glanz, Emory University Peggy Hannon, University of Washington Nancy Healy, University of Washington Holly Hough, University of North Carolina Jon Kerner, National Cancer Institute Matt Kreuter, Saint Louis University Cathy Melvin, University of North Carolina Ritesh Mistry, University of California at Los Angeles Alexis Moore, University of North Carolina Debbie Pfeiffer, Saint Louis University LeRoy Reese, Morehouse School of Medicine Kurt Ribisl, University of North Carolina Catherine Rohweder, University of North Carolina Maureen Sanderson, University of Texas Guillermo Tortolero-Luna, University of Texas Raegan Tuff, Morehouse School of Medicine Sandra Tyson, University of Texas Lorraine Wallace, Harvard University Rebecca Williams, University of North Carolina Katherine Wilson, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

Members of the HPV workgroup only:
Click here to visit the HPV working area.
If you would like to join or leave the HPV workgroup, please contact Rebecca Williams.

Evidence-based Approaches Workgroup

Purpose:	1. To determine the nature and extent of community training needs regarding skills for finding, choosing, and adapting evidence-based approaches to cancer prevention, 2. To determine the nature and extent of gaps in current training materials on evidence-based approaches, 3. To procure funding for the CPCRN to work collaboratively in developing training materials to disseminate evidence-based interventions, and 4. To identify other opportunities for collaboration and training on evidence-based approaches to cancer control.
Chair:	Pat Mullen, University of Texas
Co-Chair:	Maria Fernandez, University of Texas
Members:	Jennifer Allen, Harvard University Kay Bartholomew, University of Texas Dan Blumenthal, Morehouse School of Medicine Deborah Bowen, Boston University James Bratton, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Michelle Carvalho, Emory University Cam Escoffery, Emory University Larissa Estes, University of Texas Beth Glenn, University of California at Los Angeles Peggy Hannon, University of Washington Nancy Healy, University of Washington Holly Hough, University of North Carolina Michelle Kegler, Emory, University Jon Kerner, National Cancer Institute Matt Kreuter, Saint Louis University Laura Lessard, Emory University Cathy Melvin, University of North Carolina Ritesh Mistry, University of California at Los Angeles Debbie Pfeiffer, Saint Louis University LeRoy Reese, Morehouse School of Medicine Kurt Ribisl, University of North Carolina Lou Robinson, Saint Louis University Glorian Sorenson, Harvard University Deanne Swan, Emory University Vicky Taylor, University of Washington Shin-Ping Tu, University of Washington Lorraine Wallace, Harvard University Rebecca Williams, University of North Carolina Katherine Wilson, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Members of the Evidence-based Training workgroup only:
Click here to visit the EBA working area.

Evidence-based Approaches Signature Project Grantwriting Group

Purpose:	1. To determine the nature and extent of community training needs regarding skills for finding, choosing, and adapting evidence-based approaches to cancer prevention, 2. To determine the nature and extent of gaps in current training materials on evidence-based approaches, 3. To procure funding for the CPCRN to work collaboratively in developing training materials to disseminate evidence-based interventions, and 4. To identify other opportunities for collaboration and training on evidence-based approaches to cancer control.
Chair:	Pat Mullen, University of Texas
Co-Chair:	Maria Fernandez, University of Texas
Members:	Kay Bartholomew, University of Texas Dan Blumenthal, Morehouse School of Medicine Deborah Bowen, Boston University James Bratton, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Michelle Carvalho, Emory University Cam Escoffery, Emory University Larissa Estes, University of Texas Beth Glenn, University of California at Los Angeles Peggy Hannon, University of Washington Holly Hough, University of North Carolina Michelle Kegler, Emory, University Jon Kerner, National Cancer Institute Matt Kreuter, Saint Louis University Laura Lessard, Emory University Ritesh Mistry, University of California at Los Angeles Debbie Pfeiffer, Saint Louis University LeRoy Reese, Morehouse School of Medicine Kurt Ribisl, University of North Carolina Lou Robinson, Saint Louis University Deanne Swan, Emory University Rebecca Williams, University of North Carolina Katherine Wilson, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Developing and Testing Decision Aids Workgroup

Purpose:	1. To develop an inventory of completed and ongoing studies of decision aids for cancer screening. 2. To develop an inventory of measures for assessing the effectiveness of decision aids for cancer screening and prevention. 3. To develop collaborative research proposals, particularly for dissemination research that evaluates decision aids in previously untested populations.
Chair:	Mike Pignone, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Co-Chair:	Patricia Mullen, University of Texas
Members:	Jennifer Allen, Harvard University Deb Bowen, University of Washington Evelyn Chan, University of Texas Gaye Cummins, University of Texas Maria Fernandez, University of Texas Karen Glanz, Emory University Beth Glenn, University of California at Los Angeles Sandi Pruitt, University of Texas

Members of the Decision Aids workgroup only:
Click here to visit the Decision Aids working area.

Implementation Workgroup

Purpose:

1. To determine the nature and extent of community training needs regarding skills for finding, choosing, and adapting evidence-based approaches to cancer prevention,

2. To determine the nature and extent of gaps in current training materials on evidence-based approaches,
3. To procure funding for the CPCRN to work collaboratively in developing training materials to disseminate evidence-based interventions, and
4. To identify other opportunities for collaboration and training on evidence-based approaches to cancer control.

Chair:

Cathy Melvin, University of North Carolina

Members:

Deb Bowen, University of Washington
James Bratton, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Marci Campbell, University of North Carolina

Maria Fernandez, University of Texas
Karen Glanz, Emory University
Helen Meissner, National Cancer Institute

Vicky Taylor, University of Washington
Katherine Wilson, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

R25T Workgroup

Purpose:	To identify ways in which the CPCRN can support and enhance the work of the five National Cancer Institute R25T cancer education training grants funded Network-wide. Links to those training programs with webpages are included below: University of North Carolina http://cancer.med.unc.edu/training/ccep/ University of California at Los Angeles http://www.ph.ucla.edu/cancerpreventiontraining/Faculty.html University of Washington http://depts.washington.edu/bcpt/ University of Texas http://www.sph.uth.tmc.edu/ncifellowships/default.asp
Chair:	Glorian Sorenson, Harvard University
Members:	Roshan Bastani, University of California at Los Angeles Maria Fernandez, University of Texas Peggy Hannon, University of Washington Cathy Melvin, University of North Carolina Alexis Moore, University of North Carolina Pat Mullen, University of Texas Michael O'Malley, University of North Carolina Donald Patrick, University of Washington Kurt Ribisl, University of North Carolina