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Objective To explore the influence factors of the compliance in colorectal cancer( CRC)screening. Methods A total of 140 096 local people were selected for fecal occult blood test( FOBT)in Songjiang District Shanghai City. They were over 40 years old and thought to be high risk groups of colorectal cancer. The participants with FOBT positive were asked to following colonoscopy. All the participants were interviewed by a questionnaire. The influencing factors of compliance on colorectal cancer screening were analyzed by multivariate regression. Results Of all the residents with high risk of colorectal cancer,The FOBT positive rate was 16. 83%. Of the FOBT positive residents,8 566 cases took the examination of colonoscopy,and the screening rate was 36. 33%. A total of 142 cases were diagnosed as colorectal cancer, with the detection rate of 1. 66%. Compared with the positive rate of FOBT in 2012 and 2013,the rate was significantly lower(18. 16%,15. 78%,p<0. 05),and the rate of colonoscopy examination increased(45. 66%,26. 04%,p<0. 05). Multivariate logistic regression showed that fear of pain( OR=3. 01 ),the thought of uselessness( OR=1. 89 )were risk factors for compliance in colorectal cancer screening( p <0. 05 ). Conclusion The compliance of colorectal cancer screening in Songjiang District is relatively low. High-risk groups with regular physical examination,high level education were prone to have good compliance,and fear of pain,think it useless were the main reason for incompliance.