Heartland Moves
Heartland Moves is designed to increase physical activity among rural residents to decrease the burden of cancer. The project aims to use input and currently available assets from rural communities to accomplish project goals.
Implementation Science Center for Cancer Control (ISC3)
The Washington University Implementation Science Center for Cancer Control seeks to eliminate cancer disparities with rapid-cycle studies that put findings into practice quickly.
Increasing Screening Through Engaging Primary Care Providers (I-STEP)
A new BJC Collaborative (BJCC) joint research endeavor with Washington University School of Medicine aims to educate patients and physicians about low-dose CT lung cancer screening so they can take advantage of this potentially life-saving new technology.
Screening and Followup: Engaging Systems, Teams, and Educating Patients (SAFE STEP)
This study is funded by an Institutional Grant from the Barnard Trust and the Foundation for Barnes‐Jewish Hospital Cancer Frontier Fund through Siteman Cancer Center, and U01 CA209861. The study received approval from the Washington University in St. Louis Institutional Review Board.