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KOMEN OREGON & SW WASHINGTONSTATE OF BREAST CANCER
Komen Oregon & SW Washington has been providing funding for programs to increase breast health education, screen-
ing, treatment and support since 1991. Every week, 71 men and women are diagnosed with breast cancer, and 10 will die.
Komen conducts a needs assessment within the 40-county service area every four years to identify the status of breast
health and services. Funding from Komen addresses needs and disparities identified in underserved communities.
While Komen Oregon and SW Washington provides services across the service area, the needs assessment revealed four
target communities where there is a need for additional breast health services. Linn and Curry counties in Oregon and
Cowlitz county in Washington were selected as target communities for additional Komen services because of the high
rates of death and late-stage diagnosis. Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties have a relatively high concen-
tration of women of color. These communities were also targeted for additional services because of low screening rates
and a high percentage of late-stage diagnosis among them.
A focus group conducted by Komen
revealed that the barriers to receiv-
ing breast cancer screening are lack
of trust of the healthcare system,
lack of insurance and cost of
healthcare services.The incidence rate in the Komen Oregon
and SW Washington service area is higher
than that is observed in the US as a whole.
Incidence Rates of Breast Cancer
(per 100k)
Oregon & SW Washington Incidence Rate and Trend
(Average = 129 / 100,000)
122.1
129.3
138.5
135.7
135.3
Proportion of Women Ages 50-74 with Mammography in the Last Two Years in Oregon & SW
Wshington
Late-Stage Diagnosis Rates in Oregon
*Of Latina women diagnosed at
late-stage, 58.7 percent live in
Multnomah, Washington and
Clackamas counties.
Oregon& SW Washington Screening Mammography Proportions
74.50%
56.70%
26.50%
42.20%
35.40%
58.7%
OR & SW WA
US
Clackamas County
Washington County
Multnomah County
African American
All Races
Latinas in Multnomah,
Clackamas and Washington Co.*
Latina
African American
All Races
Good
</=110
Average
111-129
Bad
>/=130
Good
>/=81
Average
76-80
Bad
</=75
144
125 73
MALHEUR
LANE
LINN
POLK
DOUGLAS
WASCO
CLATSOP
LAKE
COLUMBIA
TILL
AM
OO
K
YAMHILL
MARION
KLAMATH JACKSON JOSEPHINE
CURRY
COOS
BEN
TON
LIN
CO
LN
CLACKAMAS
MULTNOMAH WASHINGTON
DESCHUTES
CROOK
JEFFERSON
HARNEY
GRANT
BAKER
UNION
UMATILLA
WALLOWA
WHEELER
MORROW
HOOD RIVER
SHER
MA
N
GILLIAM
CLARK
COWLITZ
SKAMANIA
133126
130135
138
127142
131 123136
114
135130
130
111
120
115125
126
110
127 87
116130110
85
SN109
123
SN
SN 117
117
13287
103
Map #1: Incidence Rates and TrendsAverage= 129/100,000
WHITEGood, below average</= 110
PINKAverage111-129
REDBad, above average>/= 130
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Oregon & SW Washington
MALHEUR
LANE
LINN
POLK
DOUGLAS
WASCO
CLATSOP
LAKE
COLUMBIA
TILL
AM
OO
K
YAMHILL
MARION
KLAMATH JACKSON JOSEPHINE
CURRY
COOS
BEN
TON
LIN
CO
LN
CLACKAMAS
MULTNOMAH WASHINGTON
DESCHUTES
CROOK
JEFFERSON
HARNEY
GRANT
BAKER
UNION
UMATILLA
WALLOWA
WHEELER
MORROW
HOOD RIVER
SHER
MA
N
GILLIAM
CLARK
COWLITZ
SKAMANIA
SN
SN
SN
SNSNSN
SN
70% 78%
78%
78%
76%76%
81%
81%
83%66%
63% 73%
72%
72%
79%66%
68%68%
68%
61%
84%
91%
58%
59%
71%
82%
68%
71%
Map#4: Proportion Screened Average= 76%
WHITEGood, above average>/= 81
PINKAverage76-80
REDBad, below average</= 75
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Oregon & SW Washington
77%
81%
Improved socioeconomic
conditions, such as
reductions in poverty and
improved access to
health and screening
programs could lead to
more timely treatment of
breast cancer, causing a
decrease in both
late-stage diagnosis and
death.
The incidence of late-stage diagnosis reflects the overall breast cancer incidence rate, as well as, the mammography screening coverage.
Breast cancer death rate reflects the access to care and the quality of care in the health care, as well as, the cancer stage at diagnosis.
Late-Stage Diagnosis Rates and TrendsAverage = 43 / 100,000
Death Rates and TrendsAverage = 22 / 100,000
To view the full community profile report, go to komenoregon.org
Good Average Bad Good Average Bad
Drive Time to Mammography
For women living in rural areas, the
average drive time to a mammogram
or treatment services is over an hour.
This can be a significant barrier to
women with low income and those
living in rural areas, making it less
likely that they will receive regular
screenings or access to quality
healthcare.
1-30 minutes drive time
31-60 minutes drive time
over 60 minutes drive time
Hospital
Mammography Site
Income Below 250% Federal Poverty Level (Ages 40-64)
Unemployed
Living in Rural Areas
Medically Underserved Areas
No Health Insurance(Ages 40-64)
US
33.3%
8.7%
19.3%
23.3%
16.6%
OR & SW WA
33.9%
10%
18.9%
12.6%
16.4%
Curry Co.
41.4%
9.1%
38.7%
100%
18.6%
Cowlitz Co.
36.8%
11.6%
28.7%
10.4%
16.2%
Linn Co.
38.2%
8.5%
31.6%
-
16.8%
MALHEUR
LANE
LINN
POLK
DOUGLAS
WASCO
CLATSOP
LAKE
COLUMBIA
TILL
AM
OO
K
YAMHILL
MARION
KLAMATH JACKSON JOSEPHINE
CURRY
COOS
BEN
TON
LIN
CO
LN
CLACKAMAS
MULTNOMAH WASHINGTON
DESCHUTES
CROOK
JEFFERSON
HARNEY
GRANT
BAKER
UNION
UMATILLA
WALLOWA
WHEELER
MORROW
HOOD RIVER
SHER
MA
N
GILLIAM
CLARK
COWLITZ
SKAMANIA
SN
SN
SN
SN
SN
SNSN
SN
59 47
3845 45
40
434041
47
40
49
40
47
3641
4645
3938
40
32
50
37
45
47
41
42
Map#3: Late-Stage Rates and TrendsAverage= 43/100,000
52
43
SN
PINKAverage 42-43
WHITEGood, below average</= 41
REDBad, above average>/= 44
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Oregon & SW Washington
MALHEUR
LANE
LINN
POLK
DOUGLAS
WASCO
CLATSOP
LAKE
COLUMBIA
TILL
AM
OO
K
YAMHILL
MARION
KLAMATH JACKSON JOSEPHINE
CURRY
COOS
BEN
TON
LIN
CO
LN
CLACKAMAS
MULTNOMAH WASHINGTON
DESCHUTES
CROOK
JEFFERSON
HARNEY
GRANT
BAKER
UNION
UMATILLA
WALLOWA
WHEELER
MORROW
HOOD RIVER
SHER
MA
N
GILLIAM
CLARK
COWLITZ
SKAMANIA
22
SN
18
2223
SN
2420
21
2129
21
22
21
17
20
2223
24 28
SN SN
SN
SN
SN
SNSN
SNSN
SNSN
19
25
20
Map#2: Death Rates and TrendsAverage= 22/100,000
25
22
SN
22WASCO
LINN 26
WHITEGood, below average</= 21
PINKAverage22
REDBad, below average>/=23
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Oregon & SW Washington