2010 Hematopoietic and Lymphoid Neoplasm Project

TRAC Educational MeetingSeptember 20th, 2010

Training Faculty

Cathryn Phillips, CTRRegistrar of Tumor Records

Nancy Santos, CTRQuality Assurance Coordinator

Nahrain YoumaraQuality Assurance Coordinator

Meeting Outline

8:45Differences between ICD-O-3 and the Hematopoietic Database

9:00Hematopoietic database, rules and SEER reporting

10:00 Break

10:15Maneuvering through the rules and hematopoietic database

11:30 Timing rules and transformations

12:30 TRAC business meeting / lunch

2:00Interpreting data over time: recodes and delay analysis

3:00 Break

3:15 Additional tools and resources

4:00 Close

CT Tumor Registry History

1926 First hospital cancer registry established at Yale-New Haven Hospital

1935 Connecticut General Assembly passes Senate Bill 101 authorizing the State Board of Health to “…make investigation concerning cancer, the prevention and treatment thereof and the mortality therefrom...”

1941 Connecticut Tumor Registry established (first population-based registry in the US) recording details of cancer cases from 1935 onwards

1973 Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Program established (Connecticut Tumor Registry one of nine founding registries)

The Changing Face of Cancer in

Connecticut

Cancer Burden in CT: Men1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

Cancer Burden in CT: Men

1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

Cancer Burden in CT: Men

Cancer Burden in CT: Women1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

Cancer Burden in CT: Women1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

Cancer Burden in CT: Women1935-1939

1973-1977 2003-2007

Incidence Rates – Risk Factors

Incidence Rates – Early Detection

Sit back

Relax

Enjoy the day

This work was supported by Contract HHSN26120000024C between the National Cancer Institute and the Connecticut Department of Public Health.