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Section 1: Introduction to Colon Cancer Screening

Land Acknowledgement

Overview

Provincial Screening Programs in Ontario

Colon Cancer in Ontario

What is the ColonCancerCheck Program? (CCC)

Section 2: Colon Cancer Risks and Symptoms

What’s your risk for colon cancer?

Average Risk

Increased Risk

Colon Cancer Symptoms and Issues

Family History of Colon Cancer

Lifestyle Choices to Reduce Your Risk

Section 3: The FIT Kit and Screening Methods

The FIT Kit (Fecal Immunochemical Test)

How to Complete the FIT:

My CancerIQ

Section 4: Post-Screening and Results Management

What happens after your screening?

Steps:

Results Management: Screen for Life Coach

Changes coming in July 2026

Section 5: Regional Initiatives and Data (SLFNHA & NAN)

KOH Sioux Lookout and Area – Launched March 2023

Initiative Participants

Education Materials

SAR Report – Sioux Lookout Zone

NAN communities % overdue for screening (Average)

High Overdue Rates by Community

Contact Information

Quiz

Quiz 1: Introduction to Colon Cancer Screening

Quiz 2: Colon Cancer Check Program Essentials

Quiz 3: Defining Average vs. Increased Risk

Quiz 4: Identifying Cancer Symptoms

Quiz 5: Family History Impacts

Quiz 6: FIT Kit Components

Quiz 7: Executing FIT Kit Steps

Quiz 8: Post-Screening Results Management

Quiz 9: Sioux Lookout Regional Data

Quiz 10: Risk Reduction and Digital Tools

Survey/Feedback

Community Health Nurses Cancer Screening Survey

Improving Cancer Screening Participation in First Nations Communities

Purpose:

Section 1 – Current Screening Practices

Section 2 – Barriers to Screening

Section 3 – Improving Participation

Section 4 – Open Feedback

Survey: Educational Materials Feedback

Survey: Screen for Life Coach Accessibility

Survey: Training Session Overall Feedback

Colon Cancer Screening Best Practices for Community Well-being Nurses is a practical, culturally grounded course designed for nurses serving First Nations communities across the Sioux Lookout Zone and broader NAN region. Built around Ontario’s ColonCancerCheck (CCC) program and local initiatives, this training translates provincial guidelines into clear, real-world actions you can apply in remote and fly-in settings. You’ll learn how to assess average and increased risk, explain the FIT (Fecal Immunochemical Test) with confidence, support clients through each step of screening, and coordinate results management in collaboration with the Screen for Life Coach. The course integrates respectful land acknowledgements, culturally safe communication, and plain-language education materials that reflect community priorities. You’ll explore regional data trends, common barriers to participation, and proven strategies to boost screening uptake—while preparing for program updates scheduled for July 2026. Through concise modules, checklists, and quick-reference tools, you’ll be ready to guide clients from risk assessment to follow-up colonoscopy when indicated. Whether you’re new to CCC or refreshing your practice, this course equips you to deliver consistent, compassionate, and effective screening services that save lives and strengthen community well-being.

Colon Cancer Screening Best Practices for Community Well-being Nurses

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            <p>Ensuring the health and longevity of First Nations communities requires a proactive approach to preventative care, particularly regarding colon cancer screening. This training is designed for Community Well-being Nurses within the Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) to enhance their clinical knowledge and delivery of the ColonCancerCheck (CCC) program. By examining the prevalence of colon cancer in Ontario and understanding the provincial screening landscape, healthcare providers can better advocate for early detection. This session begins with a respectful land acknowledgement, recognizing the traditional territories of the SLFNHA communities, and sets a clear agenda for improving health outcomes through standardized screening practices and informed community engagement.</p>

<p>Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of risk stratification, distinguishing between average and increased risk factors, and identifying critical symptoms that necessitate immediate follow-up. The curriculum provides practical, step-by-step guidance on the Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) kit, covering everything from patient education and kit completion to results management and the vital role of the Screen for Life Coach. Furthermore, the course delves into regional data, including Screening Activity Reports (SAR) for the Sioux Lookout Zone and overdue rates within Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) communities. By exploring initiatives like KOH and utilizing tools such as My CancerIQ, nurses will be equipped with culturally appropriate resources and evidence-based strategies to address screening gaps and prepare for upcoming provincial program changes scheduled for 2026.</p>
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