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We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.  \n© NWMPHN 2018. All Rights Reserved.  \n[nwmphn.org.au](nwmphn.org.au)  \n5  \nIntroduction  \nThis guide has been created to help you run an effective Cancer Pop Up Shop. It drawson a successful pilot of two Cancer Pop Up Shops in Melbourne’s western suburbs in 2018.  \n‘Pop up shops’ are temporary shops. Their short-term nature can create excitement and entice people to visit. Businesses use pop up shops to engage new customers – especially those who might be difficult to market to otherwise.  \nDespite the delivery of widespread cancer information through a number of organisations and websites, some groups lack access and opportunities to receive information in a form they can understand, and are therefore at greater risk.  \nCancer is well-suited to the pop up shop model. It is an effective way to promote screening, prevention, treatment and support to diverse groups.  \nA Cancer Pop Up Shop is an explicitly free service that invites people from all walks of life to drop in and ‘chat about cancer’, including those who are personally affected by cancer.  \nIt capitalises on the power of face-to-face communication to engage people who might otherwise be unaware of, avoid, ignore or be unable to understand current cancer-related campaigns. For many, an informal, one-on-one chat with an experienced cancer nurse will be much more influential thana letter, poster or television commercial.  \nA Cancer Pop Up Shop looks nothing like a clinic or hospital waiting room. Instead, it is warm and inviting, and sends the message that cancer can be discussed openly, without shame or fear.  \nA Cancer Pop Up Shop pilot in Melbourne’s western suburbs  \nIn 2018, NorthWestern Melbourne Primary Health Network (NWMPHN) conducted a pilot of two Cancer Pop Up Shops on behalf on the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) .  \nThe pilot was inspired by similar shops run in London by the National Health Service England to address regional and ethnic disparities in cancer outcomes.  \nMelbourne’s first Cancer Pop Up Shop was held in Sunshine in February 2018, the second in Caroline Springs in June 2018. Both sought to reach people in areas where cancer outcomes and cancer literacy are poor.  \nEach shop opened for four weeks and was run by volunteers and nurses, including specialist cancer nurses and community health nurses trained in providing information to the publ","cbCaicR3hp2pq3p0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicR3hp2pq3p0","pdf",12351633,28,"English","# Introduction\n## Purpose of the guide\n## Why a Cancer Pop Up Shop model works\n# A Cancer Pop Up Shop pilot in Melbourne’s western suburbs\n## Pilot design and partners\n## Delivery approach and outcomes\n# The Cancer Pop Up Shop Toolkit\n## Staffing models\n## Training\n## Counselling and referrals\n## Data collection model\n## Risk management plan\n## Media and communications plan\n# First steps\n## Identify potential partners\n## Set up a steering group\n## Appoint a project manager and define terms of reference\n## Establish your budget and create a timeline\n# Lease a shop\n## Define your search area and inspect shops\n## Make contact and negotiation\n## Lease details\n# Fit-out\n## Design, plan, and complete the fit-out\n# Run a shop\n## A day in the life of a Cancer Pop Up Shop\n## Return your shop\n# Acknowledgements and rights","[{\"question\":\"Who is this guide intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for a broad range of public and private organisations in the healthcare sector, including those that deal with cancer.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the pilot described in the guide support the toolkit?\",\"answer\":\"The toolkit draws on a successful 2018 pilot of two Cancer Pop Up Shops in Melbourne’s western suburbs, including staffing, training, and operational approaches tested in practice.\"},{\"question\":\"What key topics are covered for running a Cancer Pop Up Shop?\",\"answer\":\"The guide covers staffing models, training, counselling, contingency for absences, referrals, data collection, risk management, and media and communications planning, alongside practical setup steps.\"}]","Cancer Pop Up Shop Toolkit - Guide to running a successful Cancer Pop Up Shop | PDF",1789275723,10]