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Methods Fourteen African American churches located throughout Prince George’s County, MD were randomized to receive the traditional/classroom (N = 8 churches) or the online (N = 6 churches) training approach. The CHAs received Project HEAL workshop intervention materials and led a 3-part workshop series in his/her church encouraging breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer early detection. Study participants completed surveys at workshops 1 and 3 and another at 12 months post-baseline, which were used to evaluate the intervention impact on Health Belief Model-based outcomes and self-reported cancer screening.

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Using technology for improving population health: comparing classroom vs. online training for peer community health advisors in African American churches