Breast Cancer Screening for People with Disabilities
OODH Archived Programs pages are from previous grant cycles (from 2021 and earlier). The information on these pages is no longer updated and may be out-of-date, but are included here as a resource to the community.
Documents on our archived pages do not meet current accessibility standards and are not compatible with screen-readers.
- Mammography-Outpatient Health Care Usability Profile M-OHCUP: v4OR – Federal Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines and 2008 Massachusetts Facility Assessment Tool
- M-OHCUP Quick Reference Guide – Oregon Office on Disability and Health
The Right to Know Campaign
- The Right to Know: Free Materials – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
[FREE posters, tip sheets, flyers, and dissemination guide- most materials also available in Spanish] - The Right to Know: It's Your Life – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- The Right to Know: It's Your Life (Spanish) – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Tips for Staff
- Tips for Mammography Staff: How to Serve Women with Disabilities More Effectively – Oregon Office on Disability and Health
- Quick Guide to Interacting with People with Disabilities – Project Accessibility
- Communicating With and About People with Disabilities (People First Language) – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Tips for People with Disabilities
- Tips for Women with Disabilities on Understanding Breast Cancer – American Association on Health and Disability
- Facts for Life: Women with Disabilities – Susan G. Komen