Registries
Central cancer registries play a foundational role in cancer surveillance and research. NAACCR members are composed of registries that help standards and guidelines ensure data uniformity and quality. These registries collect, analyze, and disseminate vital cancer data, enabling researchers, policymakers, and healthcare providers to gain insights into cancer incidence, mortality, and trends.
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NAACCR CPR Guidelines to be Incorporated into HL7 LRI Implementation Guide
The NAACCR Cancer Pathology Reporting (CPR) Guidelines – also known as Laboratory Electronic Pathology Reporting Guidelines Volume V – are…
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Radiation Exposure Compensation Act and Cancer Registries
The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) is a program operated by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Division. This…
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TCR data inform the Texas Cancer Plan
The Texas Cancer Plan (TCP) is the state’s call to action for cancer research, prevention, and control. The Cancer Prevention…
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Jumping on the Social Media Bandwagon; Strategic Planning and Alliances Steering Committee Social Media Campaign
Social media has become a central, if not a primary vehicle for public health communication and campaigns. It helps with…
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Benefits of Metafile Testing for Central Registries
Testing new metafiles is a great opportunity for central registries to participate in the edit process. For standard metafiles, you…
Registries
Writing Edits – An Approach for a New Central Registry Edit Writer
Introduction Data relationships, electronic formatting, logical viewpoint – all come together in edits to support the collection of useful cancer…
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The Importance of Professional Certification for Cancer Registrars
Professional certification plays a vital role in strengthening the cancer registry workforce and ensuring the high-quality data that is essential…
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Privacy Preserving Record Linkage (PPRL): Coming Soon to the Virtual Pooled Registry
The current Virtual Pooled Registry (VPR) workflow requires registries to download an encrypted study data file and perform a clear-text…
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Data Sharing Practices in U.S. Cancer Registry: Results of NAACCR Survey
In May 2026, NAACCR conducted a survey of U.S. registries to better understand the variation in data release practices. Forty-one…
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Helping Vendors Help You
Timely implementation of hospital registry software is essential for seamless data transmission and high-quality cancer surveillance. When software delays occur…