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The webinar described a definition of environmental scans and discussed the four phases of Development, Implementation, Evaluation, and Dissemination in the environmental scan model published by the presenter. The webinar also described helpful resources for conducting environmental scans.  \nThis document summarizes key takeaways and resources from the webinar, which can be viewed atthe following link: [https://youtu.be/mK6GiuQCAZ4](https://youtu.be/mK6GiuQCAZ4) .  \nThe American Cancer Society Comprehensive Cancer Control (ACS CCC) team hosted the webinar. The ACS CCC team seeks to build the capacity of grant recipients in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program to implement policy, systems, and environmental change approaches and evidence-based promising practices in cancer prevention, screening, diagnostic follow-up, and survivorship.  \nPresenter  \nRobin C. Vanderpool, DrPH  \nBranch Chief, Health Communication and Informatics Research Branch,  \nNational Cancer Institute  \nThis presentation was supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part ofa financial assistance award totaling $825,000 with 100 percent funded by CDC/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.  \nConducting Environmental Scans  \nRobin C. Vanderpool, DrPH, Branch Chief, National Cancer Institute  \nThe goals of the webinar were to:  \n• Introduce the PSE Change Guide (1) created by the ACS CCC team.  \n• Provide a clear definition and structure for environmental scans as a public health tool. (2)  \n• Help participants to identify the steps for conducting a scan, increase their capacity to conductscans, and increase their awareness of resources available to conduct scans.  \nIntroduction  \nThe PSE Change Guide, created by a partnership between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Cancer Society (ACS), was designed to be a practical tool for cancer coalition staff and partners to use for implementing PSE changes.  \nThe PSE Change Guide defines a change framework consisting of four phases: Develop, Implement, Sustain, and Evaluate. The material in this webinar on environmental scans fits into the first phase (Develop) in the PSE Change Guide framework model.  \nThe Literature on Environmental Scans  \nThe past ten years of public health literature contains no consensus model for conducting environmental scans.  \nThe Kentucky HPV Vaccination Environmental Scan Project  \nFor example, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) funded 1-year Administrative Supplement projects that directed NCI-designated Cancer Centers to conduct environmental scans of local issues and barriers to HPV vaccination in their geographic catchment areas.  \nThe goal of the specific project in Kentucky was to conduct an environmental scan that would inventory HPV vaccination activities underway in the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center and identify links between the cancer center and existing coalitions and programs.  \nA literature search in 2014 found no published models for environmental scans. Therefore, after completion of their scan activities, the Kentucky team published a 2016 paper entitled:  \nEnvironmental Scanning as a Public Health Tool: Kentucky’s Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Project (2). The goal of the paper was to help public health practitioners successfully apply the Kentucky project method of PSE scans in public health practice and research.  \nPresent Day Literature about Environmental Scans  \nSince the 2016 Kentucky paper, there has been no significant progress in defining a process for environmental scans. Some healthcare-related papers in the literature ","cbCaipwSCZqjHyjL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipwSCZqjHyjL","pdf",407862,"English","# Overview\n## Goals of the webinar\n# PSE Change Guide and change framework\n## Four phases and where scans fit\n# Literature and gaps\n## Lack of consensus models\n## Alternative uses of the term \"environmental scan\"\n# Kentucky HPV Vaccination Environmental Scan Model\n## Purpose and example outcomes\n# Using environmental scans in public health practice\n## Socio-Ecological Model and Health Impact Pyramid\n# Four phases of an environmental scan\n## Iterative and comprehensive approach","[{\"question\":\"What is the definition and purpose of an environmental scan in this webinar?\",\"answer\":\"An environmental scan is framed as a public health tool for identifying a problem and its policy, social, economic, legal, and program-related aspects. It supports education of decision-makers and guides interventions.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the environmental scan model connect to the PSE Change Guide?\",\"answer\":\"The webinar explains that the change framework has four phases—Develop, Implement, Sustain, and Evaluate. The environmental scan content is positioned in the first phase (Develop) of that framework.\"},{\"question\":\"What approach did the Kentucky HPV Vaccination Environmental Scan project demonstrate?\",\"answer\":\"The webinar presents a seven-step process used by the Kentucky team to inventory HPV vaccination activities and identify linkages between the cancer center and existing coalitions and programs.\"}]","Conducting Environmental Scans for Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change in Comprehensive Cancer Control | PDF"]