The Cancer Registry Assistant structures your oncology data and produces the export in the required format, quarterly for example.
Oncology data has to be reported to the cancer registry. Preparing it is slow and error-prone, and it repeats quarter after quarter.
The same preparation comes round again with every reporting period.
Formats and specifications move, and the work has to move with them.
Submission dates tie up staff who are needed somewhere else.
The Cancer Registry Assistant prepares your oncology data and produces the export in the required format, quarterly for example, following the rules that currently apply.
Oncology data is organised into the shape the registry expects.
The export is produced on schedule, quarterly for example, in the required format.
Preparation follows the specification in force, and moves with it when it changes.
Data is processed de-identified. The key stays in your practice.
Oncology data is structured against the current specification.
A compliant export is assembled for the reporting period.
You check the result and release it before anything is submitted.
Processing is de-identified and the key stays in your practice. The export is prepared, never submitted automatically: you review the result before the report goes out.
The hand assembly of records for each reporting period falls away.
You meet your obligations without the work growing every quarter.
The export is ready before the deadline and carries the fields the registry expects.
People who were preparing reports go back to looking after patients.
Structured preparation removes most of the transcription mistakes.
Reporting becomes something you can plan around rather than react to.
Brings histology, staging and treatment course together, so the export starts from a full picture.
Surfaces incomplete diagnoses and unconfirmed coding before they hold up a submission.
The export is prepared, never sent on its own. Nothing reaches the registry before you have reviewed it.
More time for your patients. And a contribution to research, if you choose.