Presentations

CPCRN Spring Meeting, Chapel Hill, NC, May 2018

In May 2018, the members of CPCRN4 held a Spring Meeting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Click the links below to view PowerPoint presentations for each session. Audio recordings may be requested through the Coordinating Center.

Meeting Agenda

Work-in-Progress Presentations

Cancer Screening Navigation Workgroup

Barrington

Organizational Theory Framework for Implementation Workgroup

Birken

Rural Cancer Workgroup

Eberth & Vanderpool

Tobacco/Lung Cancer Screening Workgroup

Flocke

Modeling Evidence Based Intervention Impact Workgroup

Wheeler

Federally Qualified Health Centers Workgroup

Friedman & Rohweder

Multiple Cancer Prevention/Control Interventions Workgroup Concept

Glanz

Funder Updates

NCI Updates

Chambers & Vinson

Updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

A. White

Partnering with Other Thematic Networks

Physical Activity Policy Research Network Plus (PAPRN+) Coordinating Center

Perry

NOPREN

Baquero

CPCRN Spring Meeting, Chapel Hill, NC, May 2017

In May 2017, the members of CPCRN4 held a Spring Meeting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Click the links below to view PowerPoint presentations for each session. Audio recordings may be requested through the Coordinating Center.

2017 Meeting Agenda

Work-in-Progress Presentations

FQHC Signature Project

Rohweder

HPV Signature Project

Vanderpool

CDC Cancer Screening Workgroup

Hannon

Cervical Cancer Screening Workgroup

Alber

Implementing Evidence Into Action Workgroup

Leeman & Winters-Stone

Modeling EBI Impact Workgroup

Wheeler

Tobacco/Lung Cancer Screening Workgroup

Flocke

Center-Specific Project/Strengths Presentations

Case Western Reserve University

Flocke

Oregon Health and Science University

Shannon

University of Iowa

Seegmiller

University of Kentucky

Vanderpool

University of North Carolina

Leeman

University of Pennsylvania

Glanz

University of South Carolina

Friedman

University of Washington

Hannon

Other Sessions

Re-envisioning Network/Workgroup Structure

Richardson

Defining High Priority Questions for the CPCRN

Vinson

Measuring Impact of the CPCRN

M. White

CDC Impact Table

M. White

CPCRN Spring Meeting in Chicago, May 2016

In year 2 of CPCRN4, the network held a Spring Meeting in Chicago. Click the links below to view AdobeConnect recordings of each session.

2016 Meeting Agenda

Welcome and Work-in-Progress Presentations

Work-in-Progress Presentations (AdobeConnect recording of all workgroup presentations)

Welcome starts at 0:00 (Weiner)
FQHC Presentation starts at 5:55 (Friedman)
Tobacco/Lung Cancer Screening Presentation starts at 19:38 (Zeliadt, Flocke)
Cervical Cancer Screening Presentation starts at 43:36 (Glanz)
CDC Cancer Screening Programs Presentation starts at 1:04:00 (Hannon)
Community Implementation Presentation starts at 1:140:07 (Leeman, Shannon)
Modeling EBI Impact Presentation starts at 2:07:39 (Davis, Wheeler)
HPV Presentation starts at 2:35:35 (Vanderpool)

FQHC Signature Project

FQHC Signature Project Work-in-Progress

Daniela Friedman

FQHC Work Session, Day 1

AdobeConnect Recording

Daniela Friedman

FQHC Work Session, Day 2

AdobeConnect Recording

Daniela Friedman

HPV Signature Project

(Sue Curry, Robin Vanderpool, Heather Brandt)

HPV Signature Project Work-in-Progress

Sue Curry, Robin Vanderpool, Heather Brandt

HPV Work Session, Day 1

AdobeConnect Recording

Sue Curry, Robin Vanderpool, Heather Brandt

HPV Work Session, Day 2

AdobeConnect Recording

Sue Curry, Robin Vanderpool, Heather Brandt

CDC Cancer Screening Programs Workgroup

Peggy Hannon

CDC Cancer Screening Programs Work-in-Progress

Peggy Hannon

CDC Cancer Screening Programs Work Session

AdobeConnect Recording

Peggy Hannon

CPCRN Presentation at the University of North Carolina’s CDC Prevention Research Centers Program Site Visit, April 20, 2016

The CPCRN Coordinating Center and the UNC network site (4CNC) presented during the University of North Carolina’s CDC Prevention Research Centers Program Site Visit on April 20, 2016. Click the link below to download the presentation.

Download PRC Site Visit Slides (CPCRN 4CNC) 4 12 16

CPCRN4 Kickoff Meeting in Atlanta, December 2014

In September 2014, the network started its fourth round of funding from CDC and NCI. The group met in Atlanta in December to welcome new members and to discuss what was done in the last five years and the direction for the next five years. Click the links below to view or download any or all of the presentations from this meeting.

CPCRN Welcome

Bryan Weiner's Welcome

Weiner

Prior Cross-Center Projects from CPCRN3

FQHC Work Group

Friedman

ColoRectal Cancer Control Program Work Group

Hannon

Capacity Building Training And Technical Assistance Work Group

Leeman

New Cross-Center Proposals

Cervical Cancer Screeing Proposal

Glanz

Tobacco-Lung Cancer Proposal

Flocke

NBCCEDP/CRCCP Proposal

Hannon

FQHC Proposal

Friedman & Vanderpool

HPV Adolescent Vaccination Study – UNC

Brewer

Improving Recommendations, HPV – UNC

Brewer

Multi-Level HPV Interventions – UNC

Leeman

Strengthening HPV Practices and Policies – Iowa

Curry

NCI Presentation

NCI Health Communication and Informatics Research Branch

April Oh

NCI-CPCRN: Collaboration with CDC

Taplin

CPCRN annual meeting in Denver, October 2013

CPCRN members gathered in Denver, Colorado in early October 2013. In light of the government shutdown, we audio-recorded the meeting’s presentations and discussions so that people unable to attend could listen after the fact. We’ve posted that audio here along with the presentations from the meeting. The audio recordings include the lively discussions after the presentations, with a second microphone passed around the audience to record the discussion.

A few caveats about the audio: people spoke at varying volumes and varying distances from the microphone, so the volume level on the recordings may vary and some people will be easier to hear than others. In some (but not all) of the recordings, may notice a crackling sound (that just wasn’t there during testing) – we have done our best to process the audio to reduce this effect and maximize listenability.

If you click on the audio (MP3) files below, they should play streaming in your browser. If you right click on them, you can download them to your computer for later listening.