Risk stratification in fecal immunochemical test-based colorectal cancer screening: Public acceptance and experiences with tailored invitation intervals

Our findings support the acceptance of tailored invitation intervals within a population-based CRC screening program. This acceptance appears to be influenced by participants' high trust in the screening provider, emphasizing the importance of maintaining this trust. Clear communication of a changing screening approach, especially the reporting of negative FIT-results, may facilitate the transition from uniform to risk-stratified screening.