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Data Availability: There are multiple sources of data for cancer registries including diagnostic reports, hospital records and vital statistics.
Cancer registries are data information systems that manage and analyze data on cancer patients and survivors. Cancer registries are maintained to ensure that health officials have accurate and timely information on cancer incidence, treatment, and survivorship.
Collecting data elements : Registries collect a standardized set of data elements, such as patient demographics (e.g., age, sex, race/ethnicity), tumor information (e.g., site, stage, grade, subtypes of cancer), treatment details (e.g., surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy), and follow-up data (e.g., survival).
Cancer registries receive and collect data about cancer patients. There are two major types of cancer registries: population-based registries and hospital-based registries. Cancer registrars are the people who collect and report cancer data.
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Most of the roughly 700 high-quality cancer registries worldwide are in high-income countries.
There are two types of the registry in the record keeping which are centralized and decentralized registries.
Registries collect information on large numbers of similar patients. This information may include things about the patient like: Their reasons for seeking care. Treatments they received.
Demographic information: age, gender, race/ethnicity, birthplace, and residence. Medical history: physical findings, screening information, occupation, and any history of a previous cancer. Diagnostic findings: tests, dates, and results of procedures used to diagnose cancer.
A hospital-based registry contains data on all the patients with a specific type of disease diagnosed and treated at that hospital. A population-based registry contains records for people diagnosed with a specific type of disease who reside within a defined geographic region.