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ENACCT was founded in 2004 with support from the Lance Armstrong Foundation. ENACCT is the only national organization devoted solely to identifying, implementing and evaluating innovative community-centered approaches to cancer clinical trials education.
Recent News
Physician Training to Address District’s Low Cancer Clinical Trial Enrollment Rate
Open to Options staff
appeared on the show "Speaking Frankly about Cancer with the Cancer
Support Community" for their April 2010 Broadcast.
"Enhancing Access to Cancer Clinical Trials" article featured in Community View section.
Our Programs
ENACCT and Community-Campus
Partnerships for Health (CCPH) are partners in the federally funded
project, Communities as Partners in Cancer Clinical...
Open to Options, funded as a
cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, is an innovative pilot project between The...
In 2006, ENACCT launched a unique and ambitious Pilot Education Program (PEP) focused on community engagement and education.
Six free one hour e-learning
courses enabling advocates and community leaders, primary care
providers, and cancer clinical trial staff (CEU provided...
Training & Resources
This program helps clinical research teams improve recruitment and retention, especially among ethnic and racial minorities.
This program empowers community leaders to spread the message about the importance of cancer clinical trials.
This program helps primary care providers explore their important role to increase clinical trials participation.
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