I.1.6 Reporting

The reporting facility must report every case of cancer first seen as an inpatient or outpatient, either with evidence of cancer or for cancer-directed treatment, on or after the date that mandatory reporting was declared for the region (the region's reference date). Refer to the Regional Registry Reference Date Guide for the specific date when mandatory reporting began in each region.

There are two methods of reporting cancer cases to the CCR:

Note: The CCR/Region may request the reporting facility to submit an abstract for incidence reporting if the case is not found in the CCR database.  If an abstract is requested, use Class of Case code 32.

 

Essentially, Class 33, 40 and 41 are not reportable to the CCR.  Class 31 AND Class 32 are to be reported through a full abstract. Additionally, Class 43 is reportable through a CMR. See Section III.3.5 for Class of Case definitions.

 

REQUIRED METHOD OF REPORTING TO THE CCR

Class of Case

Required by CCR

Reporting M

Analytic Cases

Initial Diagnosis at Reporting Facility

00

Yes

Abstract

10

Yes

Abstract

11

Yes

Abstract

12

Yes

Abstract

13

Yes

Abstract

14

Yes

Abstract

Initial Diagnosis at Reporting Facility

20

Yes

Abstract

21

Yes

Abstract

22

Yes

Abstract

Non-Analytic Cases

Patient appears in person at Reporting Facility; Both initial diagnosis and Treatment

30

Yes

Abstract

31

Yes

Abstract

32

Yes

Abstract

33

No

NR

34

Yes

Abstract

35

Yes

Abstract

36

Yes

Abstract

37

Yes

Abstract

38

Yes

Abstract

40

No

NR

41

No

NR

42

Yes

Abstract

43

Yes

CMR

Regional Registry Responsibility ONLY

49

Yes

Abstract

 

Key to Reporting Method:

Abstract – Full abstract required

NR – Not Reportable

CMR – Confidential Morbidity Report/approved notification mechanism

 

 

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