Abstract
Implementation of universal Lynch Syndrome (LS) screening in newly diagnosed colorectal cancer patients remains suboptimal. We previously developed decision analytic models to compare the relative effectiveness, costs, and efficiency of eight LS screening protocols from a healthcare system perspective. The objective of this study is to convert the models into a user-friendly modeling-tool and to assess its potential applications in supporting local decision-making of LS screening implementation in healthcare systems.
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