The general objective of the project is to improve the skills level of professionals involved in the implementation of priority health programs in the field of colo-rectal cancer, through specific training and exchange of good practices at European level for 800 professionals from the medical sector involved in the development of priority health programs in the field of colo-rectal cancer from all 8 regions of the country. GO contributes to the achievement of OS 4.8 Improving the level of competence of professionals in the medical sector of POCU 2014-2020 (Prior invest 9.iv Increasing access to affordable, sustainable and high quality services, including healthcare and social services of general interest) by conducting a specific training program for colo-rectal cancer for staff from the two categories specified by the guide, A. personnel from public institutions involved in the implementation of priority health programs – epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment of colo-rectal cancer (CCR) and B.family doctors involved in the provision of medical services, who are in contractual relations with the Health Insurance House. From category A. personnel from public institutions will be recruited 600 persons, respectively 400 doctors (200 general surgery specialists and 200 doctors resident general surgery) and 200 persons from medical assistance. From category B.family doctors 200 people will be recruited. Improving the skills level of professionals involved in the implementation of priority health programs in the field of colo-rectal cancer is based on the development and accreditation of the training program at the highest quality standards according to the National Health Strategy 2014-2020 as a priority are targeted OS 3.2. Reducing the burden of cancer in the population by detecting early stages of the disease and reducing in the medium to long term specific mortality through screening interventions, and mentions pag41: Implementation of population based pilot projects for the development of technical and organizational capacity in the field of early detection of breast and colorectal cancers in European guidelines (2014-2016) and the appropriate assessment of these interventions prior to the national or subnational expansion (2017-2020). Solving the specific needs of the target group through a national training program has the potential to ultimately lead to the improvement of the health of the population, with the increase of life expectancy at birth at levels close to those in the European Union. Through this program of training and participation in exchanges of experience/good practice, the persons receiving training contribute to the achievement of the POCU indicator 4S55, established at the target value of 208.987 for 2023, and the indicator 4S48 set at the target value of 164.021 cf Program Doc. The girl’s project follows r