Registries
Central Registry User Data Dictionary and Edits Metafile
The Mid-Level Tactical Group (MLTG) manages the cancer surveillance change control process to ensure an efficient and timely change management process. There are many steps in this process including monitoring…
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A Warm Welcome to Our New NAACCR President, Wendy Aldinger
A message from Winny Roshala, NAACCR past president This “President’s Message” will be a joint effort by me as the…
Registries
David O’Brien of Alaska Cancer Registry on Succession Planning
Even cancer registries need to have a succession plan in place. You are a cancer registry manager, and your data…
Members
Meet Our New Ohio Registry Manager, Emily Bunt
Join us in welcoming Bunt to the NAACCR community. Member: Emily Bunt Organization: Ohio Department of Health Role: Registry Manager…
Association
NAACCR’s Spring 2023 Update for Research and Data Use
NAACCR Program Manager of Data Use and Research, Recinda Sherman, provides updates for CiNA data products, Call for Data, and…
Surveillance
Revamping CNS Tumor Reporting for Accuracy
Documenting brain and other central nervous system tumors requires certain nuances to remain accurate.
Members
Massachusetts Cancer Registry Releases Updated Childhood Cancer Report
The latest report on childhood cancer in Massachusetts spans from 2009 to 2018. The Massachusetts Cancer Registry (MCR) is pleased…
Registries
Wyoming Cancer Surveillance System: A Succesful Interstate Data Exchange Project
A closer look at Wyoming Cancer Surveillance Program’s 2021 NPCR Success Story and its partnership with the neighboring Utah Cancer…
Association
Updates on the Virtual Pooled Registry for 2023
Here are some of the noteworthy highlights from VPR. I’m so excited to share the below updates on the Virtual…
Association
National Childhood Cancer Registry Accomplishments in 2022
NCCR and NAACCR highlight a few of the many accomplishments they’ve achieved for 2022. 2022 was a year of exciting…
Surveillance
Cancer Registry Processes for Cancer Pathology Data in Canada
Most PTCR information collected is from provincial/territorial level health information systems that are attributed to universal health care systems in Canada.