The 2018-2023 NYS Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan

The 2018-2023 NYS Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan is a cancer prevention and control roadmap with priority areas, measurable objectives, and suggested strategies to reduce the cancer burden in New York State.  

Just some of the features you will find in the Plan include 

  • 7 Priority Areas for Action
  • 51 Measurable Objectives
  • New York State Cancer Statistics
  • A Call to Action Section with ideas and activities for individuals and organizations of all kinds to help reduce the burden of cancer in NYS

You can download the Plan by clicking here: 2018-2023 NYS Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan.pdf

How We Track Progress

The NYS Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan Dashboard is an online, visual presentation of Cancer Plan tracking indicator data at the state level that includes baseline data, 2023 objectives, and data for 43 tracking indicators from three Plan Priority Areas: Health Promotion & Cancer Prevention; Early Detection; and Survivorship.

We use information from the Dashboard to track statewide progress on Plan objectives, monitor key indicators of interest, support internal organizational decision-making, and more!

The NYS Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan 2018-2023 Final Progress Report includes a summary of progress on the Cancer Plan’s measurable objectives

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Joining the NYS Cancer Consortium has provided invaluable resources, networking opportunities and further education to reduce the cancer burden in NYS. It provides a strategy that we can use as a framework for community engagement in order to reduce cancer morbidity and mortality.

Sara Parise, RN
Consortium Member
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This publication was supported by Cooperative Agreement Number, N5U58DP006309-04, funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Research, Inc. or the NYS Department of Health.