Community outreach combined with digital tools improves cancer screening rates in diverse populations, indicating co-designed health education is effective.
Key Points
Cancer screening rates increased through targeted outreach, significantly engaging 375 individuals in the process.
Key metrics included the successful identification of 5,000 individuals due for screening using robotic process automation.
The approach integrated community health ambassadors who provided culturally competent support and education on screening benefits.
Success emphasized the importance of co-designing educational materials to address barriers and facilitate health discussions.