Author Aim Intervention Participants,
) Participation,
(%) Follow-up Powe et al. (2004) [59 ] FOBT screening after intervention Citizen centers 12 Group 1: educational video, calendar, and poster brochure flier 134 61* Group 2: educational video 46 Group 3: usual care 15 Campbell et al. (2004) [35 ] FOBT screening test after intervention Group 1: tailored print and video intervention (educational newsletters and targeted videotapes about beliefs, barriers, knowledge, and motivation) 587 37* 12 Group 2: Lay Health Advisor intervention (enhanced support for healthy eating, physical activity, and CRC screening) 33 Group 3: combined Group 1 and Group 2 31 Group 4: usual care 22 Braun et al. (2005) [60 ] FOBT screening after intervention Group 1: CRC information given by native physician and a native CRC survivor who told his own experience 121 33 6 Group 2: CRC information given by a nonnative nurse and brochure 40
Blumenthal et al. (2010) [57 ]
CRC screening after intervention Group 1: introductory meetings and written information (CRC screening information and National Cancer Institute pamphlet) 257 17.7 6 Group 2: same as Group 1 and 3 sessions (45 minutes) with a health educator (one to one) 22.2 Group 3: same as Group 3 but in Groups of 4–14 participants (group education) 25.4 Group 4: same as Group 1, and financial support covering (covering screening, transportation and other nonmedical expenses) 33.9*† Maxwell et al. (2010) [61 ] FOBT screening after intervention Group 1: small group educational session on CRC screening by a trained health professional, print take home material + free FOBT 547 30* 6 Group 2: same as Group 1 but no free FOBT 25 Group 3: usual care 9 Morgan et al. (2010) [62 ] Colonoscopy uptake and knowledge after intervention Group 1: long educational program on CRC (90-minute culturally targeted educational program including educational material, brochure, video, incentives, and phone calls reminders) 539 25.5* 3 Group 2: abbreviated educational intervention 4.4
