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80% by 2018 / 80% in Every Community

Also: 80% by 2018 · 80% in Every Community

“80% by 2018”

American Cancer Society National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable campaign that asked health systems, community health centers, health plans, employers, medical societies and others to pledge to screen 80% of eligible adults for colorectal cancer, first by 2018 (more than 1,500 organizations signed), then as "80% in Every Community". Much of the work is aimed at clinicians and practices: provider recommendation, office systems, patient navigation.

Years
2014–now
Country
United States
Topic
Cancer screening
Asks people to
Start
Strategy
Coined termMulti level community
Channel
Clinical settingEventsWebsite
Audience
AdultsClinicians
Primary care clinicians, health systems, FQHCs and health plans that pledged; adults 45/50-75 are the screened population.

Evidence

Self-reportedUnknown

NCCRT reports that 9.3 million additional US adults aged 50-75 were screened between 2012 and 2018; the national 80% goal was not reached. No controlled evaluation of the pledge campaign found.

Sponsor (who paid)

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. 80% in Every Community (ACS National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable) sponsor
  2. 80% by 2018 (NCCRT, Wayback copy 2018) archive · 2018

Research notes

Clinician- and system-facing campaign. Discovered 2026-10-22 (clinician-campaigns pass). Fetched 2026-10-22: NCCRT 80% in Every Community page (9.3M additional adults screened 2012-2018) and 2018 Wayback copy (1,500+ organizations). startYear 2014 (launch of 80% by 2018) and "co-founded with CDC" are from general knowledge, not a fetched page - verify. That the 80% goal was not reached nationally is inferred from the follow-on campaign; confirm with NCCRT data. Mixed audience: kept clinicians first because Kalman asked for clinician-targeted campaigns. Procurement search 2026-10-22: no federal contract names the NCCRT or 80% by 2018. CDC funds the American Cancer Society through cooperative agreements (e.g. NU58DP006460, comprehensive cancer control technical assistance 2018-2023), not contracts, so no creative vendor appears in award records.

Record cases/nccrt-80-percent-by-2018.json, updated 2026-10-22· Link to this campaign