CHANGEGrantsPart of the PatientSupport Pillar, theseincrease screeningsin FQHCs and othercommunity healthcentersHispanic/Latinawomenhave the highest rateof cervical cancercompared to otherraces/ethnicities,nearly 40% higherthan non-Hispanicwhites.LGBTQcommunity has adisproportionateburden of cancer, hasdistinctive riskfactors, and facesadditional barriers toaccessing healthcare.Equityprovidingtools andresourcesbased onneedsDiversityCorevalueat ACSHelp people withthe greatestneed, Leveragethe power ofvolunteersis an example ofan ACS andACS CANHealth EquityGuidingPrincipleEqualityprovidingeveryone withthe sametools andresourcesFREESPACEACS believeseveryone has afair and justopportunity to behealthy andcancer-free.In 2016, colorectalcancer screeningrates among adultsages 50 and olderwho didn’t havehealth insurancewere25%ACS and ACS CANaddress the unequalburden of cancer inhistorically excludedcommunities through3 pillars.Discovery,Advocacy,and PatientSupportSocialDeterminantsof Healththe conditions in whichpeople are born, grow,live, work, and age andwhich are “shaped bythe distribution ofmoney, power, andresources at global,national and locallevels.”80%of what influences aperson’s health arenon-medical issues(e.g., food,transportation, and thefinancial means to payfor medications,utilities and otherservices)InclusiveLanguageand WritingGuideprovides preferredword choices andphrasing tocommunicateaccurately, respectfully,and consistently aboutcancer disparities andour efforts to advancehealth equity.Transportation,Housing,Educationthis is aSocialDeterminantof HealthSocioeconomic(SES) disparityin overallcancer mortalityis wideningrather thannarrowing.CHANGEGrantsPart of the PatientSupport Pillar, theseincrease screeningsin FQHCs and othercommunity healthcentersHispanic/Latinawomenhave the highest rateof cervical cancercompared to otherraces/ethnicities,nearly 40% higherthan non-Hispanicwhites.LGBTQcommunity has adisproportionateburden of cancer, hasdistinctive riskfactors, and facesadditional barriers toaccessing healthcare.Equityprovidingtools andresourcesbased onneedsDiversityCorevalueat ACSHelp people withthe greatestneed, Leveragethe power ofvolunteersis an example ofan ACS andACS CANHealth EquityGuidingPrincipleEqualityprovidingeveryone withthe sametools andresourcesFREESPACEACS believeseveryone has afair and justopportunity to behealthy andcancer-free.In 2016, colorectalcancer screeningrates among adultsages 50 and olderwho didn’t havehealth insurancewere25%ACS and ACS CANaddress the unequalburden of cancer inhistorically excludedcommunities through3 pillars.Discovery,Advocacy,and PatientSupportSocialDeterminantsof Healththe conditions in whichpeople are born, grow,live, work, and age andwhich are “shaped bythe distribution ofmoney, power, andresources at global,national and locallevels.”80%of what influences aperson’s health arenon-medical issues(e.g., food,transportation, and thefinancial means to payfor medications,utilities and otherservices)InclusiveLanguageand WritingGuideprovides preferredword choices andphrasing tocommunicateaccurately, respectfully,and consistently aboutcancer disparities andour efforts to advancehealth equity.Transportation,Housing,Educationthis is aSocialDeterminantof HealthSocioeconomic(SES) disparityin overallcancer mortalityis wideningrather thannarrowing.

Health Equity - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Part of the Patient Support Pillar, these increase screenings in FQHCs and other community health centers
    CHANGE Grants
  2. have the highest rate of cervical cancer compared to other races/ethnicities, nearly 40% higher than non-Hispanic whites.
    Hispanic/Latina women
  3. community has a disproportionate burden of cancer, has distinctive risk factors, and faces additional barriers to accessing health care.
    LGBTQ
  4. providing tools and resources based on needs
    Equity
  5. Core value at ACS
    Diversity
  6. is an example of an ACS and ACS CAN Health Equity Guiding Principle
    Help people with the greatest need, Leverage the power of volunteers
  7. providing everyone with the same tools and resources
    Equality
  8. FREE SPACE
  9. ACS believes everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be healthy and cancer-free.
  10. 25%
    In 2016, colorectal cancer screening rates among adults ages 50 and older who didn’t have health insurance were
  11. Discovery, Advocacy, and Patient Support
    ACS and ACS CAN address the unequal burden of cancer in historically excluded communities through 3 pillars.
  12. the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age and which are “shaped by the distribution of money, power, and resources at global, national and local levels.”
    Social Determinants of Health
  13. of what influences a person’s health are non-medical issues (e.g., food, transportation, and the financial means to pay for medications, utilities and other services)
    80%
  14. provides preferred word choices and phrasing to communicate accurately, respectfully, and consistently about cancer disparities and our efforts to advance health equity.
    Inclusive Language and Writing Guide
  15. this is a Social Determinant of Health
    Transportation, Housing, Education
  16. in overall cancer mortality is widening rather than narrowing.
    Socioeconomic (SES) disparity