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Project 80% Protocol: St. Vincent's Clinic

About MD Anderson's Project 80%

Project 80% & STV Clinic: Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Screening

Workflow for Average and Increased Risk Patients

For Patients at Average Risk: FIT Test

Important Reminders When Providing a FIT Test

For Patients at Increased CRC Risk: Colonoscopy Referral

Special Circumstances and Considerations

Results Management and Follow-up

Checking Results on LabCorp

For Positive FIT Tests

After the Colonoscopy

Knowledge Check

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Project 80 Colonoscopy Referral Protocol: Practical Referral Mastery is a focused, hands-on course designed for clinic teams implementing MD Anderson’s Project 80% colorectal cancer (CRC) screening initiative at St. Vincent’s Clinic and partner sites. If you manage FIT distribution, triage increased-risk patients, submit direct colonoscopy referrals, or track results through LabCorp, this course gives you clear, step-by-step guidance to do it right the first time. You’ll learn initial and increased risk criteria, what to do when patients do not qualify, and how to move average- and high-risk patients through an efficient, compliant workflow. We’ll walk through live-style examples of website documentation, FIT distribution logging, and direct colonoscopy request forms so you can standardize referrals and reduce delays. You’ll also learn how to check results, escalate positive FITs, coordinate with GI partners, and close the loop after colonoscopy—including follow-up intervals and documentation best practices. Built for busy clinic staff, this program emphasizes rapid adoption, consistency, and measurable outcomes, empowering your team to confidently reach screening targets while improving patient safety and access.

Project 80% Colonoscopy Referral Protocol - St. Vincent's Clinic

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            <p>Project 80 Colonoscopy Referral Protocol: Practical Referral Mastery equips clinical teams at St. Vincent’s Clinic with a clear, end-to-end pathway for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening and referral, aligned with MD Anderson’s Project 80% initiative. Grounded in the Project 80 General Protocol, this course translates evidence-based standards into daily practice—defining who should be screened, how to stratify patients by risk, and when to move directly to colonoscopy. You will learn how to use FIT effectively, document kit distribution, check LabCorp results promptly, and ensure rapid navigation to GI partner sites for patients with positive tests or increased risk profiles.</p>

<p>Structured for practical implementation, the curriculum walks through the workflow from the initial clinic visit for average-risk patients to specialized steps for those at increased CRC risk. Dedicated modules detail eligibility criteria, exclusions from Project 80%, and example website forms for both FIT distribution and direct colonoscopy referral—so your documentation matches protocol expectations. Results management and follow-up are covered step-by-step, including actions after positive FIT and post-colonoscopy pathways. Reference materials and knowledge checks reinforce mastery, while a final feedback module helps refine the process for your clinic. By the end, your team will be prepared to execute consistent, high-quality screening and referral practices that drive screening rates toward the 80% goal.</p>
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