We have curated a list of educational resources on colorectal cancer for UCLA Health patients. All of the materials provided were developed by reputable organizations and institutions to help your patients learn about colorectal cancer risk and the benefits of screening. Click on the links to print handouts from your office.


Colonoscopy Instructions

UCLA Health colonoscopy instructions

A 6-page resource with general information on preparing for colonoscopy including scheduling an appointment, medication management, diet and transportation.
 

 


MiraLAX colonoscopy prep

UCLA Health bowel prep instructions

A 5-page resource with general information on bowel prep, medication management around the time of colonoscopy, transportation, diet, and a pre-procedure checklist. Patients will learn about their bowel prep formulation when they call the schedule their procedure. Bowel preps prescribed include:

 


FIT Instructions

Fecal immunochemical test (FIT) instructions

Below are general FIT kit instructions modeled after the Polymedco OC-Auto FIT kit test:

 


Pick a test, get it done

UCLA Health education materials

As part of our colorectal cancer awareness campaign, we have produced:

  • Pick A Test, Get It Done - 1-page infographic covering all screening options. English | Español
  • Colorectal Cancer Screening Saves Lives - 1-page infographic with screening options and screening age. English | Español
  • Colonoscopy Timeline - 1-page infographic detailing what patients can expect before, during and after their colonoscopy. English | Español
  • Paying for your colonoscopy. English | Español

Watch Video

Visit our video gallery to find videos to share with your patients

  • Our video gallery
  • Examples include:
    • FIT kit instructions
    • Preparing for your colonoscopy
    • PSA - Español - Importance of getting screened
    • PSA - Native Americans - Why you should get screened for colorectal cancer
    • Webinar - Treatment options for colon polyps
    • And more!

 


Colorectal Cancer

From the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG)

 


CDC

From Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC)

  • Find more information on colorectal cancer on the CDC website

 

 


Colon Cancer Screening

From the Colon Cancer Coalition

 


Family History

From the Colorectal Cancer Alliance

  • Find more information on family history and hereditary colorectal cancer on the CCA website

Fight CRC

From F!GHT Colorectal Cancer

  • F!GHT Colorectal Cancer provides information and resources about colorectal cancer and screening website