Surveillance
Through rigorous monitoring and comprehensive analysis of cancer incidence and mortality data, cancer surveillance offers a clearer lens into the patterns and intricacies of the disease. This invaluable insight not only frames the direction of public health strategies but also underscores the areas of research and cancer prevention that require focused attention.
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Members
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…
Registries
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…
Members
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…
Surveillance
NCCR Winter Feature
The NCCR Feature Winter Edition highlights the NCCR 2025 Accomplishments and promotes the release of the 2025 AACR Pediatric Cancer…
Association
An Interview with Our New RDU Chair
An Interview with our new Research and Date Use Committee Chair It was so much fun interviewing the RDU Co-Chairs…
Registries
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…
Surveillance
NCCR Fall Feature
The NCCR Fall Feature highlights key advancements and initiatives within the NCCR community, including highlights on the inaugural Data Jamboree,…
Surveillance
CBTRUS and Cancer Registries: 35 Years of Collaboration
We couldn’t have done it without you! This sums up our relationship with the surveillance community, its stakeholders, and its…
Association
New Study Highlights Enrollment Disparities in Children’s Oncology Group (COG) Trials Using NCCR Data
A new study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI) examines the factors contributing to enrollment discrepancies…
Surveillance
CaRDO: A new tool for publishing population-level cancer statistics online.
Population-based cancer registries play a vital role in collecting high-quality data on newly diagnosed cancers. But it’s equally important to…