Ca-PRI 5 th Annual Conference: June , Cleveland, Ohio, USA Learning from Our Differences

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1 Ca-PRI 5 th Annual Conference: June , Cleveland, Ohio, USA Learning from Our Differences (All sessions at the Cleveland Intercontinental Hotel unless otherwise specified) Tuesday June 5 th 13:30 Bus leaves for optional visit to the Gathering Place The mission of The Gathering Place is to support, educate and empower individuals and families touched by cancer through programs and services provided free of charge. Advance registration and $20 transportation fee 17:00 Registration [also Executive Group Meeting] 18:00 Reception with cash bar 18:30 Welcome toast by Chairman of CA-PRI Executive Board and Local Organizers 19:30 Optional dinner at Table 45 (and other restaurants in University Circle) Wednesday June 6 th 08: Continental breakfast Registration desk remains open 08: Welcome Prof Stan Gerson, Director, Case Comprehensive Cancer Center Prof David Weller, Chairman of CA-PRI Executive Board 09: Plenary talk & discussion From Prevention to End of Life Primary Care Research and Cancer Prof Rich Wender, Chair of Family Medicine, Thomas Jefferson University, USA; Past- President, American Cancer Society Break & informal networking time Guided small group tour of posters Delegates will be guided along the posters in three groups. Authors of the posters are asked to highlight the specifics of their study in 3 minutes The numbers behind the titles refer to the abstracts (see the abstract book) 12: Lunch 13: Parallel presentations Parallel Session 1 - The Diagnostic Process 1

2 Clinical features of oesophago-gastric cancer in primary care Stapley, S - University of Bristol Delay factors in the diagnosis and treatment of symptomatic colorectal cancer Esteva, M - Majorca Primary Care Department Diagnostic interval and mortality in colorectal cancer: U-shaped association demonstrated for three different datasets Torring, ML - Danish Research Centre for Cancer Diagnosis in Primary Care Cigarette Smoking Increases Circulating Levels of Carcinoembryonic Antigen: The Zhabei Health 2020 Study Li, L - Case Western Reserve University Parallel session 2 - Survivorship 2 Patients and Oncology Providers Perspectives about Primary Care Role in the Cancer Trajectory Nekhlyudov, L - Harvard Medical School Role of the general practitioner during the active breast cancer treatment phase: an analysis of health care use And Increased primary health care utilisation among women with a history of breast cancer Berendsen, A - University Medical Center Groningen Strengthening the Behavioral Health Training Skills of Family Medicine Faculty To Improve Palliative Care for Cancer Patients Karakurt, G - Case Western Reserve University Who prescribes medications for symptom management and what is the impact of survivorship care plans among colorectal cancer survivors in the VA? Haggstrom, D - Indianapolis VA HSR&D Parallel session 3 - Screening topics Colorectal Cancer Screening in Older Adults by 5-Year Life Expectancy Breslau, E - National Cancer Institute Pilot of flexible sigmoidoscopy screening to prevent colorectal cancer Rubin, G - Durham University A Pragmatic Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial of CRC Screening Support Katz, A - University of Manitoba Preferences for recommendation level in colorectal cancer screening: a populationbased survey in Great Britain Campbell, C - University of Edinburgh

3 Break & move to workshops Workshop Session I (Forums to plan collaborative, international research) Cancer prevention & awareness Early detection, diagnostic pathway and screening Cancer survivorship and end of life End of Day Summary Free time Delegate-initiated discussions Cleveland Museum of Art and Botanical Garden viewing 18:30 Reception and cash bar, indoor/outdoor garden strolling - Cleveland Botanical Garden Dinner, Cleveland Botanical Garden Thursday June 7 th 8:00 Continental breakfast 9: Plenary talk & discussion International Collaboration to Develop a Population-Based Cohort of 40,000 People with Biological, Behavioral and Social Data in Shanghai, China Li Li, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Family Medicine, Case Western Reserve University, Association Director for Population Research Case Comprehensive Cancer Center Workshop Session II (guided by opportunities emerging from the previous day s workshops) Break 11: Plenary talk & discussion Implementation Science Across the Cancer Control Continuum Russell E. Glasgow, PhD, Deputy Director, Implementation Science, Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences, (US) National Cancer Institute 12: Lunch Parallel presentations Parallel Session 4 - The Diagnostic Process 2 Associations between registration of cancer alarm symptoms and socioeconomy: a population-based, cross-sectional study. Svendsen, RP - University of Southern Denmark Diagnostic value of warning signs of cancer in Norwegian general practice Scheel, BI - University of Tromsø

4 Utilization of Primary Care and Colorectal Cancer Incidence and Mortality Ferrante, J - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Earlier Diagnosis of Cancer in Primary Care: assessing the usability and impact of a cancer Risk Assessment Tool (RAT) Martins, T - Exeter University Parallel Session 5 - Survivorship 2 Out-of-hours medical care for terminally ill patients: A survey of availability and preferences of general practitioners Berendsen, A - University Medical Center Groningen Increased health care use in cancer survivors Heins, M - Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL) A Novel Primary Care Based Group Visit Clinical Intervention for Cancer Survivors: What Is Next (WIN) Overholser, L - University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus Canadian family physicians with a focused practice in oncology: Results of a national survey Sisler, J - University of Manitoba Parallel Session 6 - TBC The Initial Peri-Diagnostic Encounter Leading to a Cancer Diagnosis: Development of an Administration Data Based Approach to its Identification Groome, P - Cancer Research Institute, Queen's University Factors affecting symptom appraisal and help-seeking in rural cancer patients in Western Australia Walter, F - University of Cambridge Reduced delay in diagnosis of cancer after implementation of fast track Vedsted, P - University of Aarhus Causes of diagnostic delay among lung, gastro-oesophageal and breast cancer patients: the Revised Andersen Model of Total Patient Delay as an analytical framework. Rubin, G - Durham University Ca-PRI Exec Board presentation, report back from Workshops, presentation by Ca-PRI 2013 organisers Plenary talk & discussion (local speaker)

5 Teachable Moments for cancer prevention and health behavior change Susan A. Flocke, PhD, Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Co-Director of the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, Co-Director Prevention Research Program, Case Comprehensive Cancer Center 15: Thanks and end of meeting 15:45 - Optional visit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; 25 minutes light rail travel (self-pay) Exec Group de-brief meeting