Our Action Blueprint Organizational Capacity Cancer control plans require adequate organizational capacity to be meaningful and effective. Ensuring organizational capacity for Cancer Plan implementation is a priority focus for BBAHC.
Goal
Intended Outcome BBAHC will advance Cancer Plan implementation.
Strengthen BBAHC’s organizational capacity for strategic cancer control.
Objectives 1.1 Ensure strategic integration and implementation of the cancer plan 1.2 Strengthen cancer prevention and control knowledge 1.3 Expand access to and continuity of care throughout the service region 1.4 Enhance level of care in village clinics
Strategies
Targets • BBAHC Cancer Advisory Committee formed; staffing needs identified (2026) • Region-wide physician empanelment completed (2026) • Active engagement in a statewide cancer organization • Full deployment of BBAHC’s model of care region-wide (2027) • Increased number of permanent APP hires in village clinics
1.1 Establish Cancer Advisory Committee to advance Cancer Plan priorities, plan implementation activities, and monitor implementation progress. Identify additional staffing needs, if any, such as Cancer Program Director. 1.2 Actively engage with a statewide cancer organization such as the Alaska Cancer Partnership, ANTHC Cancer Advisory Committee, Alaska Tribal Cancer Advisory Network, etc. 1.3a Continue deployment of BBAHC’s new model of care 1.3b Continue region-wide physician empanelment 1.4 Hire additional Advance Practice Providers (APPs). Baseline: one permanent APP.
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