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Annual Report 2023

Office of Cancer Registry

Takashi Kojima, Yayoi Ohtsuka, Maiko Miura, Eriko Hino, Chie Ogura, Rio Fujita, Maya Tamura, Mieko Noguchi, Chisa Kohama, Azusa Funaba

Introduction

 The Office of Cancer Registry is a department that executes a hospital-based cancer registry.

The Team and What We Do

 There were 7,838 diagnostic cases registered in 2022 in the hospital cancer registry (the first visit of cancer patients diagnosed from January to December in our hospital): initial treatment conducted in our hospital, 5,988 cases; diagnosis only in our hospital, 184 cases; after the start of treatment at another hospital, 930 cases; and diagnosis and treatment at another hospital (second opinions not included), 736 cases (see Table 1).

Table 1.  Number of cancer registrations at the NCCH-East
Table 1.  Number of cancer registrations at the NCCH-East

Table 1.  Number of cancer registrations at the NCCH-East
Table 1.  Number of cancer registrations at the NCCH-East

 We cooperate with the trial operation of software related to health information management. As for the Hos-CanR NEXT software, new functions are evaluated in trial operation at our hospital and the National Cancer Center Hospital etc. before they are provided to other facilities.

 In addition, in cooperation with biobank-related research, we have developed questionnaire input software common to Advanced and Specialized Medical Care and we are using it to register questionnaire information.

Education

 The Office of Cancer Registry trains cancer registrants and currently has two individuals with beginner authorization and four with intermediate authorization.

Future Prospects

 The results of a hospital-based cancer registry have been transmitted to each department by a server through a nosocomial network within the hospital information system. We will continue to provide such useful information.