Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the leading cause of death from cancer among nonsmoking Ontarians. Of the four most common types of cancer (including lung, prostate and female breast cancers), CRC patients have the highest number of hospital bed-days, representing a significant societal burden in terms of mortality, morbidity and healthcare costs.<\/p>\n
Despite a rise in the number of large-bowel tests used to screen for CRC, only 7% of screen-eligible Ontarians (those aged 50 to 74) received a test in 2001. This research atlas examines procedure practice patterns and associated resources to inform discussions about the feasibility of implementing a population-based CRC screening program in Ontario.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the leading cause of death from cancer among nonsmoking Ontarians. Of the four most common types of cancer (including lung, prostate and female breast cancers), CRC patients have the highest number of hospital bed-days, representing a significant societal burden in terms of mortality, morbidity and healthcare costs. Despite a rise in […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","migration-helper-automated":[],"topic":[],"class_list":["post-14010","research_report","type-research_report","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":{"citation":"Vinden C, Schultz S, Rabeneck L. February 2004","source_url":"","ices_scientist":[1342],"site":[6733,6739],"research_program":[6741],"news_release":[7690],"journal_article":[],"atlas":null,"research_report":null,"infographic":[],"video":[],"downloads":[{"title":"Full Report","description":"","file":19214},{"title":"Summary","description":"","file":19215}],"links":null,"sitecore_item_id":"B5B81D34-7F98-4347-8EBE-DE2A2953A0F9","sitecore_item_name":"Use-of-large-bowel-procedures","sitecore_field_values":"{\n \"Title\": \"Use of Large Bowel Procedures in Ontario\",\n \"Short title\": \"Use of Large Bowel Procedures\",\n \"Teaser image\": \"
Vinden C, Schultz S, Rabeneck L. February 2004<\/p>\",\n \"Abstract\": \"
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the leading cause of death from cancer among nonsmoking Ontarians. Of the four most common types of cancer (including lung, prostate and female breast cancers), CRC patients have the highest number of hospital bed-days, representing a significant societal burden in terms of mortality, morbidity and healthcare costs.<\/p>rn
Despite a rise in the number of large-bowel tests used to screen for CRC, only 7% of screen-eligible Ontarians (those aged 50 to 74) received a test in 2001. This research atlas examines procedure practice patterns and associated resources to inform discussions about the feasibility of implementing a population-based CRC screening program in Ontario.<\/p>\",\n \"Keywords\": \"{B7EC787E-A528-4EE1-8BF8-487379BE5217}|{D130ADD9-0370-4BF6-9BBB-7379AF0263F0}|{002C9B1A-B097-4316-A26A-BA3C0A3B8FA9}\",\n \"Availability\": \"{B8DB3BBF-57E7-488D-A3C8-1C638B8B2BF7}\",\n \"Downloads\": \"{5C36274D-2D52-4165-A42B-7F7C3C784576}|{6B70D6B7-5471-4BE1-BF81-A68528725297}\",\n \"Related Products\": \"