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Intersectional inequalities in advanced stage diagnosis of colorectal cancer in England: a cross-sectional study of National Cancer Registry data from 2013 to 2019. [PDF]
J Epidemiol Community HealthWelsh C, Bell A, Bennett NC.
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A survey of NLP methods for oncology in the past decade with a focus on cancer registry applications. [PDF]
Artif Intell RevHands I, Kavuluru R.
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Pseudonyms for Cancer Registries
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1996AbstractIn order to conform to the rigid German legislation on data privacy and security we developed a new concept of data flow and data storage for population-based cancer registries. A special trusted office generates a pseudonym for each case by a cryptographic procedure.
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Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2011
Introduction: The Danish Cancer Registry was founded in 1942. Content: The Cancer Registry contains data on the incidence of cancer in the Danish population since 1943. Validity and coverage: Validity of the Cancer Registry is secured by the application of manual quality control routines in the daily production of the Cancer Registry, the application ...
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Introduction: The Danish Cancer Registry was founded in 1942. Content: The Cancer Registry contains data on the incidence of cancer in the Danish population since 1943. Validity and coverage: Validity of the Cancer Registry is secured by the application of manual quality control routines in the daily production of the Cancer Registry, the application ...
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Cancer prevention and the contribution of cancer registries
Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology, 2001"Because they know what they do" should be the contribution of cancer registration to prevention. The public should be informed about the successes and failures of prevention. In addition, each doctor and each hospital should know the long-term results for its patients despite the complex interdisciplinary health care provision.
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Abstract: Cancer registries provide insight into the burden of cancer by systematically recording data on new (pre)malignancies and/or in-situ tumours within a specific region, area, or treatment setting (e.g. hospital-based care). An understanding of the burden for a patient group at the population level is given by indicators such as incidence ...
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Abstract: Cancer registries provide insight into the burden of cancer by systematically recording data on new (pre)malignancies and/or in-situ tumours within a specific region, area, or treatment setting (e.g. hospital-based care). An understanding of the burden for a patient group at the population level is given by indicators such as incidence ...
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The Use of the Computer in the Cancer Registry
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1983A survey of the members of the International Association of Cancer Registries was carried out to determine the extent to which their registry procedures had been automated by the use of computers. The great majority of these registries were population-based, and most (73%) had access to a computer, the exceptions being registries in developing ...
D M, Parkin, E, Demaret, P C, Crosignani
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The role of the cancer registry in cancer control
Cancer Causes and Control, 1992It has been accepted generally that the cancer registry has more of a 'back room' than a 'front line' role in cancer control, its particular responsibilities lying in description of cancer patterns, care, and outcome, in monitoring these variables in relation to control activities, and in providing a research database--often, for others to utilize ...
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