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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda
Pages 97-99

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... Anderson Cancer Center 9:45 am Evidence for Effectiveness of CRC Screening Technologies  Evelyn Whitlock, Oregon Evidence-based Practice Center Dr. and Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research 10:15 am Cost-Effectiveness and Outcomes of Screening Strategies Dr.
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... North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1:30 pm  Specialty Practice Interventions to Implement GI Screening Dr. David Lieberman, Oregon Health and Science University 2:00 pm Break State Initiatives to Implement Screening 2:15 pm Public State Initiatives Dr.
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... Richard Wender, Thomas Jefferson University 10:00 am Developing and Maintaining Public Health Colorectal Cancer Screening Programs  Florence Tangka, Centers for Disease Control and Dr. Prevention 10:30 am Priority Actions Needed to Increase Recommended Screening Services Meeting Participants; Tom Kean (C-Change)
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