Cancer registrars throughout the world will join their colleagues, fellow medical professionals, and community leaders to observe the 27th annual National Cancer Registrars Week (NCRW), April 3-7, 2023. The purpose of NCRW is to emphasize the important role cancer registrars play in capturing the data that informs cancer research, prevention, and treatment programs. The theme for 2023 is Harvesters of Data to Nurture Cancer Research.
A special NCRW packet will be mailed in March 2023 to all NCRA members. It will contain the NCRW 2023 poster, press release, and a special gift to commemorate the week. In the meantime: start planning your celebrations!
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Let us know how you are celebrating the week. E-mail Lauren Martella and keep NCRA informed of your NCRW activities and events.
2022 NCRW Proclamations
Members across the country wrote to their state governor, city council, or local government officials to have April 4-8, 2022 declared national Cancer Registrars Week in 2022! Read the 2022 proclamations below and plan to organize yours!
Pennsylvania 2022, submitted by Sandra Gamber, CTR, CCS-P.
Nevada 2022 submitted by Anthony Pineda, CTR.
Wisconsin 2022 submitted by Samantha Reynolds, CTR.
Florida 2022 submitted by Barbara Dearmon, BS, CTR.
Georgia 2022 submitted by Colleen Vann, CTR.
South Carolina 2022 submitted by Constance Boone, BSPH, AAS, CTR.
Connecticut 2022 submitted by Kashanna Hector-Lebby MAFM, CPC, RHIA, CTR
What is National Cancer Registrar Week (NCRW)? NCRW was established as an annual celebration to promote the work of cancer registry professionals. Founded by National Cancer Registrars Association (NCRA), NCRW is officially celebrated the first full week in April.
Recognition of NCRW Cancer registrars mark National Cancer Registrars Week to promote how the cancer data they collect provide essential information to researchers, healthcare providers, and public health officials to better monitor and advance cancer treatments, conduct research, and improve cancer prevention and screening programs. Supervisors of cancer registry professionals take this opportunity to organize staff recognition events and properly acknowledge their staff's important role.
Past NCRW Themes
2022: Cancer Registrars Enhance Cancer Care One Data Point at a Time
2021: Cancer Registrars: The Driving Force of Cancer Data
2020: Cancer Registrars: 2020 Vision for the future
2019: Cancer Registrars: Capturing the Picture of Cancer
2018: Cancer Registrars: Hidden Jewels of Cancer Care
2017: Cancer Registrars: Putting the Pieces Together
2016: Cancer Registrars: The Heart of Improving Cancer Care
2015: Cancer Registrars: The Lighthouse in a Storm of Change
2014: Cancer Registrars: Steadfast in an Evolving Environment
2013: Cancer Registrars: Cornerstones of Care
2012: Cancer Registrars: Partners in Progress
2011: Cancer Registrars Pave the Way to a Cure
2010: Cancer Registrars are Recording Artists
2009: Cancer Registrars...Rock Solid
2008: Cancer Registrars: More than Just Statistics
2007 Cancer Registrars: The Core of Your Cancer Program
2006: Cancer Registrars...Advocates in Action
2005: Working Today for a Healthier Tomorrow
2004: Cancer Registrars Seize the Day as experts of cancer data management for a cure!
2003: Cancer Registrars Working Together Toward a World Free of Cancer
2002: Cancer Registrars Bridge the Information Gap
2001: A Hundred Years from now...I was a Cancer Registrar!
2000: Power through Research - Cancer Registrars Celebrating the New Millennium
1999: 25th Anniversary of NCRA – Commitment Dedication and Education toward Cancer Prevention and Control
1998: Cancer Registrars Focus on the Goal: Cancer Control and Prevention
1997: Cancer Registrars Hold the Key
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Cancer registrars are data information specialists that capture a complete history, diagnosis, treatment, and health status for every cancer patient in the U.S. The curated data provides essential information to researchers, healthcare providers, and public health officials to better monitor and advance cancer treatments, conduct research, and improve cancer prevention and screening programs. Learn more about how to become a cancer registrar and how cancer registry data is used to improve public health.
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