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What does a cancer registry do?
Collect, retrieve and abnalyze cancer data
National Cancer Act of 1971
Mandated the collection, analysis, and disseminaton of data for use in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of data
Things a hospital cancer registry does (4)
1. provide optimal care
2. compare morbidity and survival rates with regional and national statistics
3. Determine need for education programs
4. to allocate resources/money
All tumor with an ICD-O-3 coding system behavioral code of ____ or greater (in situ or malignant) be included in the registry
2 -- case eligibility
Case finding
Id cancer cases (analysis process in the HIM dept, disease index, path reports, patients receiveing radiation)
Abstracting -- data extracted from health records withing ___ months after dx of cancer; items include (4)
six months
1. Patient ID
2. demographics
3. cancer dx and tx
4. prognostic factors
cancer staging
how bad is the cancer at diagnosis?
TNM staging
T=
N=
M=
T=tumor size
N=lymph node involvement
M=metastasis
Accession register
completion and maintenance of permanent log of all cases entered into database. used to access annual caseload and provide each patietn with a registry number
Quality control
ensures the completeness, accuracy and timeliness of collected data
who is responsible for the supervision of the cancer registry?
Hospital's cancer committee
follow-up must be done? why?
annually. To document the recurrence of disease, early diagnosis of new or subsequetn cancers, and assessment of outcomes and institution of preventive measures
7 vital components for developing and operating the hospital cancer registry
1. database
2. lifetive follow-up of the cancer patient
3. quality control
4. patient care evaluation or quality outcome and improvement
5. use of registry data
6. confidentiality
7. staffing