Large-scale cancer prevention program implementation study
This trial looks at how to improve the use of cancer prevention programs. It involves people who are already using a special planning tool to see how these programs can be adapted and put into practice more effectively.
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Who can take part
- You must be a user of the cancer prevention planning tool (PCP-IT).
- You must be involved in putting cancer prevention programs into practice.
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