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Cancer Registration & Surveillance Modules
Cancer Registration
Cancer Registry
Brief History of Cancer Registration
Historical Events
Importance of Cancer Registry
Cancer Registrars
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Types of Registries
Hospital-Based Registries
Population-Based Registries
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Data Collection
Process of Cancer Data Collection
Confidentiality
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Quiz: Data Collection
Summary of quiz results:
Please review your answers below.
Information collected by cancer registries can be placed into two main categories: patient demographics and follow-up.
True
False
Demographic data consist of the primary site of the malignancy, its cell type, and the extent of disease.
True
False
Cancer data collection begins by identifying people with cancer.
True
False
Cancer information results from the diagnostic findings about a patient, which includes the primary site of the malignancy, its cell type, and the extent of disease.
True
False
Providers who only diagnose the cancer, but do not treat it, do not have to report the case.
True
False
Complete and timely cancer data collection requires field work from cancer registrars.
True
False
One of the most important responsibilities of a cancer registrar is to protect the confidentiality of cancer patient information.
True
False
It is no longer necessary to follow a patient once they have been entered into the registry.
True
False
Individual identifiers make it possible to check for duplicate cases in the registry.
True
False
Long term follow-up on cancer patients is important for registries to conduct survival analysis.
True
False
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