A Blueprint for Action

The Wisconsin Cancer Plan 2020-2030 combines best practices, reliable data, and concrete action steps designed to help you reduce the burden of cancer in your community.

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A healthier Wisconsin by reducing the burden of cancer for everyone.

View the interactive Wisconsin Cancer Plan online, or download the PDF.

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About the Wisconsin Cancer Plan

Everyone in Wisconsin deserves the chance to live life to the fullest. We can make that happen through a comprehensive approach that is grounded in policy, systems, and environmental change.

Designed for everyone who works in cancer control.

The Wisconsin Cancer Plan 2020-2030 is designed to serve:

  • Health system leaders
  • Public health advocates
  • Policy makers
  • Researchers
  • Every Wisconsinite working to prevent cancer and improve health outcomes

Proven tools to expand your impact.

Make the most effective impact on the cancer burden in your community. Use the Wisconsin Cancer Plan 2020-2030 for:

  • Best practices and strategies to guide your work
  • Reliable data
  • Concrete action steps (online only)
  • Progress measures (online only)
  • Related resources to support and expand your impact (online only)

Expert guidance across the cancer care continuum.

The Wisconsin Cancer Plan 2020-2030 was designed by experts to offer strategic guidance in:

  • Health equity
  • Risk reduction and prevention
  • Screening and early detection
  • Treatment
  • Survivorship
  • End of life
  • Access to quality data
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What is Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change?

Healthy behaviors never happen in a vacuum.

We all make choices that affect our health. These choices are shaped by the policies and organizations (or “systems”) in our communities, and the physical and social environments in which we live.

For example:

  • A teen is less likely to smoke when his community enacts laws to limit youth tobacco access.
  • A parent is more likely to vaccinate her child to prevent HPV infection when a medical provider recommends the vaccine.
  • A family is more likely to get the exercise they need when their neighborhood includes safe sidewalks and parks.

These behaviors—and many, many more—reduce our risk of cancer and improve our health.

When we improve policies, systems, and environments, we can create lasting health improvements for everyone.

View the online Plan

The Wisconsin Cancer Plan 2020-2030 is dedicated to cancer survivors, caregivers, and everyone in Wisconsin whose lives have been touched by cancer.

Help us reduce the burden of cancer for everyone in Wisconsin.

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