Our Annual Conference kick off On Tuesday. We hope to see you there!

Today is the day we get things started for our Annual Conference here in Boise. We have a lot of fun things planned for you all this week. #naaccrboise24

Great to have everyone back at the conference! We trust you enjoyed the first day. Excited for what's ahead! #conference #naaccrboise24

What a fantastic second day at the NAACCR Annual Conference! Big thanks to all the speakers. #naaccrboise24

July is sarcoma and bone cancer awareness month. Sarcomas are rare cancers where malignant cells form in bones or soft tissues. Studying rare cancers can be challenging. NAACCR pools high-quality data for the cancer research community across Canada and the US.

It is an honor to announce Karen Knight as the new Executive Director of NAACCR. With over 22 years of cancer surveillance and registration leadership, Karen is the perfect fit for this role. Join us in welcoming her! buff.ly/3WbBSMS. #NAACCR #NAACCRnarrative

Several NAACCR members attended and presented at the @NCRAnews Annual Conference! We also celebrated NCRA's 50th Anniversary and honored the 50 for 50 Heroes. Special congrats to Jim Hofferkamp for receiving the Educational Achievement Award! buff.ly/46bEa36

We are in the midst of our summer session for the NAACCR ODS Exam Prep webinar series, but the exciting news is that our fall session is tentatively scheduled to begin on August 27, 2024. If you’re interested in joining us, learn more in the Narrative: buff.ly/3ScT9UT

📢 Attention! The U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology just published two key policy documents: 1️⃣ HTI-2 Proposed Rule 2️⃣ USCDI+ Cancer Registry Data Element List Learn more and share your thoughts:buff.ly/3YyIrMx

New CiNA cancer statistics updated in CiNA*Explorer! Explore the new features, including advanced querying options and downloadable graphs, now: buff.ly/3WW1rDh #NAACCR #NAACCRnarrative

The National Program of Cancer Registries just released EditWriter 6, the latest version of our software designed to streamline the management of cancer data edits. Read our article to explore the features of EditWriter 6. buff.ly/3WCmWb0 #NAACCR #NAACCRnarrative

The NAACCR Edits Work Group launched Quality Control Edits to enhance data quality without disrupting routine submissions, promoting thorough reviews and communication on quality issues. See how this benefits your data management: buff.ly/4fAZnIi #NAACCR #NAACCRnarrative

Because of the importance of timely data release in cancer surveillance, the MLTG has optimized the change control process. The deadline for posting user-defined data dictionaries & registry-specific edits metafiles is now Sept 15. buff.ly/3WGuZU4 #NAACCR #NAACCRnarrative

Stay up-to-date with your fellow members by subscribing to the Narrative today! You’ll find the latest updates and innovations in cancer data utilization. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against cancer. buff.ly/47Bhg51 #NAACCRnarrative #cancerdata

See the latest updates on the National Childhood Cancer Registry in the Narrative. This initiative aims to identify childhood cancer cases in the U.S. and offer insights into causes, outcomes and treatments among children, adolescents and young adults.buff.ly/3SLmJ4g

Our #NAACCR members are a vital part of what makes the Narrative a great resource! We invite all members to share practical, real-world applications of their work in Narrative and explore innovative methods to enhance data utilization.📊buff.ly/3FZq1tO #NAACCRnarrative

More than half a million people alive today in the US are childhood cancer survivors. Thanks to data from cancer registries, NAACCR is helping in the study of long-term outcomes and late effects. See how NAACCR’s data is being used at buff.ly/3xUPMHh.

Thyroid cancer is 3x more common in women than men and is often treatable? NAACCR pools high-quality data for the cancer research community across Canada and the US. Learn more at buff.ly/4bT7GMq #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #NAACCR #thyroidcancer

Endometrial cancer is the most common type of uterine cancer and makes up almost 95% of all cases. It is often diagnosed in women aged 50 years and older. Learn more: buff.ly/4bT7GMq #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #NAACCR #uterinecancer

Geocoding quality is essential for accurate geospatial analysis of cancer registry data. Poor geocoding leads to potential bias, affecting health equity research. The Geocoding Data Quality Work Group is dedicated to improving data quality. Learn more: buff.ly/3ZpRfEW