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Cancer Survivorship Evaluation

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2026-SOQ-187State & Local

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The Mississippi State Department of Health is seeking a qualified vendor under solicitation 2026-SOQ-187 to provide program planning, technical assistance, and evaluation services for cancer survivorship. The primary objective is to assess the effectiveness, reach, and impact of survivorship programs supported by the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, focusing on health outcomes, quality of life, and access to support services. Utilizing the CDC Evaluation Framework, the project will employ quantitative and qualitative methods, including surveys deployed via the Qualtrics platform, focus groups, and stakeholder interviews to identify gaps and barriers in care delivery with an emphasis on equity and sustainability. To be considered responsive, vendors must possess at least 10 years of experience providing similar services and hold an advanced degree such as a PhD, DrPH, or MFT. The scope of work includes participating in monthly planning meetings, providing bi-weekly phone assistance, completing required IRB applications for assessments, and assisting with grant reporting and the identification of new funding opportunities. The contract is tentatively scheduled to end on June 30, 2027, with the award granted to the lowest-priced responsive and responsible quote. Performance is subject to the appropriation of funds by the Mississippi State Legislature, and vendors must provide proof of professional liability insurance.

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MSDH seeks experienced vendors for cancer survivorship program planning, technical assistance, and evaluation.

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SOQ 2026-SOQ-187 Cancer Survivorship Evaluation

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AgencyMississippi → Breast and Cervical Cancer
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OfficeJackson, MS, 39216, USA
Office AddressJackson, MS, 39216, USA
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Lazarus TaylorMS-BCCP Program Compliance Monitor
Hannah WrightProcurement Officer II

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Overview Summary The aim of this project is to evaluate the effectiveness, reach, and impact of cancer survivorship programs and interventions supported by the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program. This evaluation will assess the extent to which survivorship initiatives improve the quality of life, health outcomes, and access to support services for cancer survivors. The project will identify gaps, barriers, and strengths in survivorship care delivery, with a focus on equity, sustainability, and alignment with the goals of the state's Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan or program workplan. Findings will inform future program planning, partnership development, and evidence-based strategies to enhance survivorship care across the continuum. Background The aim of this evaluation is to systematically assess the implementation, effectiveness, and outcomes of cancer survivorship strategies supported by the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, using the CDC's Evaluation Framework as a guide. This evaluation will: • Engage key stakeholders including survivors, caregivers, healthcare providers, coalition members, and public health partners to ensure relevance and utility. • Describe survivorship programs and interventions in terms of their objectives, target populations, resources, and activities. • Focus the evaluation design to examine how and to what extent survivorship efforts improve health-related quality of life, access to follow-up care, and availability of community-based support services. • Gather credible evidence through a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods, including surveys, focus groups, program records, and stakeholder interviews. • Justify conclusions by analyzing data in the context of program goals and state cancer control priorities, with attention to equity and disparities. • Ensure use and share lessons learned by disseminating findings through actionable reports, coalition briefings, and recommendations that inform program planning, policy advocacy, and sustainability of survivorship services. This evaluation will contribute to continuous improvement of survivorship programming and guide data-driven decisions to advance the quality of care and life for cancer survivors across Mississippi.
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