Insurers can positively impact screening rates by using a variety of best practices such as offering no out-of-pocket costs for screening and sending reminders to employees when they are due for …

Since its launch two years ago at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the award-winning global Working with Cancer Pledge has united more than 2,500 companies to erase the stigma of cancer in …

Aug 12, 2024 · Workplaces can play a role in promoting cancer screening uptake. This systematic review investigated the effectiveness of workplace breast, lung, colorectal, and cervical cancer …

Present a list of evidence- and practice-based changes to choose from to improve cancer screening. Provide practical resources that can be used or adapted to improve the reach and effectiveness of …

Cancer screening reduces mortality through early detection and prevention, yet screening adherence remains uneven among working-age adults, especially shift-based and hourly workforces.

Audit is the systematic examination of current practice against guidelines or a defined desired standard. Cancer screening audits examine the screening history of cancer patients and controls in order to …

Mar 25, 2024 · This paper examines the benefits and challenges of workplace cancer screening programs, highlighting key components for success. By implementing comprehensive initiatives, …

Healthcare systems and medical offices should set up systems and processes that allow all members of the healthcare team to promote and implement cancer screening programs or practices.

Discover toolkits to help HR teams educate employees on cancer prevention, improve communication about cancer support resources, and enhance wellness programs.

Employers are now starting to think through how they can structure a holistic cancer strategy that goes beyond prevention and into supporting employees who are taking care of loved ones with cancer.