The Role of the Registry in Cancer Control (Iarc Scientific Publication) ebook

by D.M. Parkin,G. Wagner,C.S. Muir

D.M. Parkin G. Wagner C.S. Muir Medicine and Health Sciences English

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In: Parkin DM, Wagner G, Muir CS (eds) The role of the registry in cancer control. Pisani P, Bray F, Parkin DM (2002) Estimates of the world-wide prevalence of cancer for 25 sites in the adult population. IARC Scientific Publications no. 6. IARC, Lyon, pp 13–26. 3. Armstrong BK (1992). Cancer Causes Control 3:569–579. Int J Cancer 97:72–81.

In book: Cancer Control 2014. The role of population. Cancer Incidence in Five Continents Vol. IX. IARC Scientific Publication. No. 160. Lyon, 2007, pg. 67-94. 9. Dimitrova N, Parkin DM. Cite this publication. cancer registries in planning and monitoring cancer control. activities has been recognized and described in detail by. many authors. 3-6 Their usefulness is demonstrated not only in. the provision of cancer statistics on population level, but also. in evaluating the effectiveness of the cancer control activities.

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Iarc Scientific Publication. A collection of information on the risks of cancer in different population groups, and on the changes that occur with time, from which aetiological hypotheses can be developed. AbeBooks may have this title (opens in new window). The registry provides an economical mechanism for following up groups of individuals with specific exposures. Format Hardback 150 pages. Dimensions 150 x 230 x 1. 4mm 550g.

Reporting guidelines. The relevant EQUATOR Network reporting guidelines should be followed depending on the type of study.

The role of the registry in cancer control. IARC Scientific Publication No. 67-94 Dimitrova N, Parkin DM. Data quality at the Bulgarian National Cancer Registry: An overview of comparability, completeness and validity. 34th International Association of Cancer Registries Conference, Cork, Ireland, 17-18 September 2012. Book of abstracts, p. 78 Chakalova G, Dimitrova N, Gavrilov I, Valerianova Z. Cancer burden of breast and gynecological cancers in Bulgaria: epidemiology and clinical aspects. J of BUON, Vol 18, no 4, 2013 14. 15. 16.

Muir CS, Demaret E, Boyle P. The cancer registry in cancer control: and overview. Int J Clin Oncol (2008) 13:102–111. In: Wagner G, Muir CS, Parkin DM (ed. Scientific Publication No. 66. Lyon, IARC, 1985. 4. Armstrong BK. Micheli A, Baili P, Ciampichini R, Verdecchia A. Evaluating the outcomes of cancer control. In: Elwood JM, Sutcliffe SB (ed. Cancer Control, Oxford University press, 2010, pp: 341-361.

This very original book shows that cancer registries can and should be used in the planning and evaluation of cancer control programs, with particular emphasis on the search for epidemiological risk factors, the provision of screening and early detection, therapy of established disease, and rehabilitation. For epidemiologists, oncologists, and health-care planners.