Quality Control of Four New Population Based Cancer Registries - Bashar, Mohammad;Thakur, J. S.
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Population based Cancer Registries(PBCR) are hallmark of cancer surveillance and cancer control programme as they provide data on pattern and trend of different types of cancer occurring in a geographical region.The value of a PBCR is largely determined by its data quality and quality control procedures in place. Establishing a PBCR in developing countries is a great challenge due to lack of funds and resources and trained manpower. further, the data quality of the PBCRs from developing countries is questionable. Current quality control study was undertaken to assess the data quality of four…mehr

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Population based Cancer Registries(PBCR) are hallmark of cancer surveillance and cancer control programme as they provide data on pattern and trend of different types of cancer occurring in a geographical region.The value of a PBCR is largely determined by its data quality and quality control procedures in place. Establishing a PBCR in developing countries is a great challenge due to lack of funds and resources and trained manpower. further, the data quality of the PBCRs from developing countries is questionable. Current quality control study was undertaken to assess the data quality of four new PBCRsI in Chandigarh and Punjab,North India as against the quality parameters set by International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC), Lyon, France and International Agency of Cancer Registries(IACR).
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Dr.M A Bashar is holding a MD degree in Community Medicine from Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research,Chandigarh,India.He has attended more than 20 national and international conferences and has authored more than 20 articles in indexed journals.His keen areas of interest are non-communicable diseases and cancer epidemiology.