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4 | Goal Past program participants who are still eligible for Iowa's Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program will re-enroll in the program to gain access to free breast and cervical cancer screening services. Description This measure shows the percentage of program participants who have re-enrolled in Iowa's Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. Re-enrollment means that the person has been a program participant in a past year. Some people may no longer qualify for the program if their net income or barriers to care have changed. Each enrollment period lasts one full year from the date the enrollment form is signed by the participant. Enrollment in the program does not signify that breast and/or cervical cancer screening was completed. Data is collected through consent and enrollment forms that are entered into a secure database by contracted local community health workers across Iowa. Formula The numerator is the number of people who re-enrolled in the program. The denominator is the total number of people who enrolled in the program. For federal fiscal year 2021, the numerator was 1,348 and the denominator was 2,187. Data Source Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Minimum Data Elements, IDPH, Yumei Sun. | Goal All people who re-enroll in Iowa's Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program will complete a breast and/or cervical cancer screening as medically appropriate. Description This measure shows the percentage of people who re-enroll in Iowa's Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program and complete their recommended breast and/or cancer screening. Participants are recalled as appropriate based on current breast and cervical cancer screening guidelines. The method of recall may be a letter mailed directly to the participant from the department or through a contact from a contracted local community health worker within the person's service area. Formula The numerator is the number of people who re-enrolled in the program and completed screening. The denominator is the total number of people who re-enrolled in the program. For federal fiscal year 2021, the numerator 1,343 was and the denominator was 1,348. Data Source Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Minimum Data Elements, IDPH, Yumei Sun. | Goal All program participants whose breast or cervical cancer screening was abnormal will receive timely and appropriate diagnostic procedures to arrive at a final diagnosis. Description The numbers shown are the number of unique people enrolled in Iowa's Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program who have an abnormal breast and/or cervical cancer screening result. When a screening test is abnormal, additional diagnostic testing is required in order to determine a diagnosis. Formula There are two numbers displayed. The number of people with an abnormal result who received follow-up is an actual count. The percent of those with an abnormal result who received follow-up has a numerator (the number of people with an abnormal result who received appropriate diagnostic follow-up) and a denominator (the number of people with an abnormal result). Data Source Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Minimum Data Elements, IDPH, Yumei Sun. |