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NAACCR Announces New Executive Director: Karen Knight
It is an honor and a privilege to announce that the next Executive Director of NAACCR will be Ms. Karen…
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NAACCR participation at the NCRA Annual Conference 2024
Last April, the National Cancer Registrars Association held its 50th Annual Educational Conference, in Indianapolis, Indiana, with the goal to…
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NAACCR Data Release Guidelines Published!
What are best practices for deciding when to release cancer registry data to researchers? Which type of inter-institutional agreements might…
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Cancer Surveillance Change Management Timeline Assessment
The Mid-Level Tactical Group (MLTG) manages the cancer surveillance change control process assessing proposed additions, deletions, and revisions of data…
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NAACCR December 2023 Call for Data Update
NAACCR has completed the data quality assessments of the December 2023 Call for Data (CFD) Submission File. We will be…
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CiNA Writing Network Workgroup Seeks Members!
The CiNA Writing Network is a new Research & Data Use workgroup! This workgroup will oversee methods and research papers…
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Looking Ahead: Changes Approved for 2025 Registry Data Standards
The High-Level Strategic Group (HLSG) voted earlier this month to approve changes to the NAACCR Data Standards and Data Dictionary…
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Happy National Cancer Registrar’s Week
Happy National Cancer Registrars Week! On behalf of the NAACCR Board of Directors, I want to take this opportunity to…
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CROS Task Force SEEKS Canadian Representatives
In the 2022 Fall edition of the NAACCR Narrative, we shared exciting news about a project aimed at reviewing and…
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NAACCR Executive Director — BEST. JOB. EVER.
I love my job! When I took this job nearly 16 years ago, I thought I would stay five, maybe…