National Cancer Institute Research-tested Intervention Programs
RTIPs Celebrates its 10th Anniversary (2003-2013)!

Use the link below to select a number of criteria, and see a list that contains programs from several topics.

Select from 133 Intervention Programs

RTIPs is a searchable database of cancer control interventions and program materials and is designed to provide program planners and public health practitioners easy and immediate access to research-tested materials.

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RTIPs News:

  • RTIPs turns 10! Read more.
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  • The N-O-T Program was featured 04/09/2013 on WTOP radio, as part of a George Washington University study. See the “Exercise helps teens quit smoking” news brief for more information.
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  • Did you know April is National Cancer Control Month? For more information, see the Presidential Proclamation -- National Cancer Control Month, 2013.
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  • RTIPs was featured in the PubMed article - What Works to Prevent Adolescent Smoking? A Systematic Review of the National Cancer Institute's Research-Tested Intervention Programs.
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    New Programs on RTIPs:

  • Obesity
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    - Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) (Post date: April, 2013)
    - Smart Moves / Bright Bodies (Post date: March, 2013)
    New programs are released periodically. Please check for updates.
    		 

    RTIPs and Research Reviews

    The Guide to Community Preventive Services evaluates the effectiveness of types of interventions (as opposed to individual programs) by conducting systematic reviews of all available research in collaboration with partners. The Task Force on Community Preventive Services then uses the systematic review findings as the basis for their recommendations for practice, policy and future research. The symbol to the right links to Community Guide findings. Many Research-tested Intervention Programs (RTIPs) are directly linked to associated Community Guide findings.     		 

    Tools Available:

    • Using What Works Using What Works: a train-the-trainer course that teaches users how to adapt a research-tested intervention program to the local community context

    We welcome your feedback on the Research-tested Intervention Programs Web site. To submit feedback, please contact us. Thank you for helping to improve this site for the cancer control community.
    		 
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    Last Modified: 04/23/2013