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URGENT NEED for the National Cancer Registry (NCR)


Cancer Registration refers to the ongoing systematic collection, analysis and interpretation of cancer data essential to the planning, implementation and evaluation of clinical and public health services, closely integrated with dissemination of these data to those who need to know. 

Help the NCR succeed
ALL doctors who have anything to do with cancer ought to report to the NCR. 

It is essential as information obtained can then be applied to treatment, prevention and control of cancer.

The NCR was established to integrate the various regional registries and other data sources to achieve a nation-wide cancer registration. 

An Advisory Committee will oversee the operations of the NCR. This is to ensure the NCR stay focused on its objectives and to assure its continuing relevance and justification.

Sources of Cancer Data in Malaysia

There are 3 main sources:

  • Ministry of Health hospital discharge information system
  • National Vital Registration System (Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara)
  • Individual Doctors who provide diagnostic cancer services or who care for cancer patients and voluntarily report data to the NCR

For the NCR to succeed, ideally ALL doctors who have anything to do with cancer ought to report to the NCR 

BENEFITS when you participate in the NCR

  1. Doing your bit for your community
  2. Invitation to all functions organised by the NCR
  3. Acknowledgement in all publications of the NCR
  4. Personal copy of all NCR publications FREE of charge
  5. Free listing in the “directory of Oncology and Pathology services in Malaysia”, an annual publication by the NCR
  6. Free listing in the NCR’s website
  7. Free software from the NCR. The software automates reporting, as well as helps to manage your patients and facility.
  8. Tap into a network of like-minded people from diverse professional disciplines and backgrounds.

 
National Cancer Registry Reports

The First Report of the National Cancer Registry:

Cancer Incidence in Malaysia 2002

The Second Report of the National Cancer Registry:

Cancer Incidence in Malaysia 2003

 

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Who to contact?

For More Information:

Clinical Registry Manager
National Cancer Registry
BG 13, Ground Floor, Megan Embassy (behind Holiday Villa)
No. 225 Jalan Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur

Phone: 603-2163 5928 / 603-2163 5572

Fax: 603-2164 1252
 

 

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