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    PDSA Cycle · Colorectal Cancer Screening

    FIT kit outreach with a day-10 reminder call

    Main Street site · Owner: QI Director · Started January 8

    75% documentedStage: Decision

    Aim (Plan)

    Documented
    Aim statement
    Increase colorectal cancer screening (CRC) among patients aged 45–75 from 38% to 50% by the end of Q3 at the Main Street site.
    UDS measure
    Colorectal Cancer Screening — baseline 38% (Jan), health center goal 50%
    Prediction
    Mailing FIT kits with a pre-call from the care team will convert 1 in 4 overdue patients within 60 days.

    Action (Do)

    Documented
    What we tested
    Ran an overdue-patient list weekly, mailed 120 FIT kits per month with a reminder call at day 10 and a second call at day 21.
    Who did the work
    2 MAs on the outreach list, 1 RN care manager on abnormal-result follow-up.
    Tasks logged
    14 tasks — 12 complete, 2 open (result follow-up for August mailings).

    Results (Study)

    Documented
    Measured result
    CRC screening rate moved 38% → 54% over 8 months (+16 points).
    SPC signal
    July and August sit above the upper control limit of 49% — this is special-cause variation, not month-to-month noise.
    What surprised us
    Kits mailed without the day-10 call returned at less than half the rate.

    Decision (Act)

    In progress
    Decision
    Adopt — spread the mail-plus-call workflow to the two satellite sites in Q4.
    Next cycle
    Draft: test a texted reminder in place of the day-21 call to cut MA phone time.
    The chart behind the claim

    Did the intervention work, or was it a good month?

    MeasureWise calculates the control limits from your own measure history. Two consecutive points above the upper control limit is a real shift — that is the sentence you can defend in front of a site-visit reviewer, and it is the one that goes in your board report.

    • Baseline 38% · current 54% · goal 50% (met in July)
    • UCL 49% · mean 40% · LCL 31%, recalculated as data arrives

    Colorectal Cancer Screening — SPC Chart

    Within limits Signal — real shift
    What the cycle turns into

    The HRSA Audit Binder this cycle produces

    Nothing above was re-typed to make this export. It is the same record, printed in the order a surveyor reads it.

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    • Aim, prediction, measurement plan, and decision in HRSA-recognizable order
    • Task evidence — who did what, and when it closed
    • Baseline-to-result delta with the SPC chart attached
    • Next-cycle linkage showing the improvement work continued

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