(NAACCR) sought objective estimates of the completeness of cancer registration among member registries, to complement self-reported estimates of completeness. Ratios of incidence to mortality had been used previously to estimate the completeness of cancer registration across cancer types in a single state registry. The technique was applied1 to data from U.S. member registries of NAACCR and evaluated for its validity in estimating the relative completeness of case registration across registries. A simpler method, which does not require mortality rates, but relies exclusively on comparing local cancer incidence rates to SEER incidence rates (LI/SI), was also evaluated using data from both U.S. and Canadian member registries
Cancer prevalence is the proportion of people in a population diagnosed with cancer in the past and ...
Background Population-based cancer registries are required to calculate cancer incidence in a geogr...
Cancer prevalence is an important measure of the burden of the disease in a population and on the he...
The Data Evaluation and Publication Committee of NAACCR used data submitted by member registries to ...
NAACCR would like to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout No...
The comparison of cancer prevalence with cancer mortality can lead under some hypotheses to an estim...
to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout North America, for s...
NAACCR would like to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout No...
Various methods of estimating the completeness of cancer registration have been tested on data for t...
This is the first comprehensive evaluation of completeness of case ascertainment in Swiss cancer reg...
Objective. Use of cancer cases from registries and PMSI claims database to estimate Département-spec...
This is the first comprehensive evaluation of completeness of case ascertainment in Swiss cancer reg...
Objective: Several methods have been suggested for evaluation of population-based cancer registries ...
Population-based cancer registries are required to calculate cancer incidence in a geographical area...
Registry based cancer incidence and mortality data are widely used for etiologic research, cancer co...
Cancer prevalence is the proportion of people in a population diagnosed with cancer in the past and ...
Background Population-based cancer registries are required to calculate cancer incidence in a geogr...
Cancer prevalence is an important measure of the burden of the disease in a population and on the he...
The Data Evaluation and Publication Committee of NAACCR used data submitted by member registries to ...
NAACCR would like to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout No...
The comparison of cancer prevalence with cancer mortality can lead under some hypotheses to an estim...
to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout North America, for s...
NAACCR would like to thank its members, the population-based central cancer registries throughout No...
Various methods of estimating the completeness of cancer registration have been tested on data for t...
This is the first comprehensive evaluation of completeness of case ascertainment in Swiss cancer reg...
Objective. Use of cancer cases from registries and PMSI claims database to estimate Département-spec...
This is the first comprehensive evaluation of completeness of case ascertainment in Swiss cancer reg...
Objective: Several methods have been suggested for evaluation of population-based cancer registries ...
Population-based cancer registries are required to calculate cancer incidence in a geographical area...
Registry based cancer incidence and mortality data are widely used for etiologic research, cancer co...
Cancer prevalence is the proportion of people in a population diagnosed with cancer in the past and ...
Background Population-based cancer registries are required to calculate cancer incidence in a geogr...
Cancer prevalence is an important measure of the burden of the disease in a population and on the he...