1. Partnership Satisfaction: Three Year Comparison A CANCER FREE ALASKA

2. Alaska Comprehensive Cancer Partnership -- Snapshot First general meeting, December 2006 Membership: 149 Listserv Teleconference Committees: – Survivorship – CRC Partnership – Clinical Trials – Pt. Navigation

3. Distance, Alaska Style

4. Since joining the Partnership, have you (check all that apply): Top 4 Answers

5. In your experience, what did you gain by your ACCP participation?

6. What did you gain? Continued:

7. Annual Partnership Meeting, 2011

8. This Partnership is a worthwhile effort:

9. The work accomplished has met my expectations:

10. Comments: 2007 “I still have a “fuzzy” picture of the structure and expectations of the Partnership and where I fit into the process.” “I would like to hear more about what has been accomplished and what is being currently worked on…..” I would be more involved in work…..if I was asked to be.”

11. To what extent are you clear about the Partnership, its goals and your role?

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