RTB
Cancer Registry of Basilicata...
Description
In Basilicata there is a Regional Cancer Registry of the general population, established with DGR (resolution of the regional council) n.1277 / 2000, the management of which is entrusted to the CROB. The Basilicata Cancer Registry, accredited by AIRT...
Overview
- Acronym
RTB
- Name
Cancer Registry of Basilicata
- Type
- Cancer registry
- Keywords
cancer, incidence, survival
- Website
https://www.crob.it/registro-tumori-basilicata/
- Lead organisation
Istituto per l'endocrinologia e l'oncologia
- Date established
2000-06-26
- Start data collection
2005-01-01
Population
- Number of participants
536659
- Countries
- Italy
- Population age groups
- All ages
- Infant (0-23 months)
- Newborn (0-1 months)
- Infants and toddlers (2-23 months)
- Child (2-12 years)
- Adolescent (13-17 years)
- Adult (18+ years)
- Young adult (18-24 years)
- Adult (25-44 years)
- Middle-aged (45-64 years)
- Aged (65+ years)
- Aged (65-79 years)
- Aged (80+ years)
- Population entry
- Birth
- Immigration
- Disease diagnosis
Datasets
List of datasets for this resource...
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Contents
- Areas of information
- Unique identifier
- Geographic regions
- Languages
- Italian
- Record trigger
● Outpatient electronic health records ● Inpatient hospital electronic health records ● Registries
Linkage
- Linkage possibility
true
- Linkage description
yes
Access
- Informed consent
- Not required
- Access identifiable data
no
- Access subject details
false
- Audit possible
true
- Standard operating procedures
true
- Biospecimen access
false
- Governance details
https://www.crob.it/registro-tumori-basilicata/che-cose-il-registro-tumori/
- Approval for publication
false
Updates
- Preservation
true
- Refresh period
- Yearly
- DateLast refresh
2022-12-31
Quality
- Qualification
false
- Access for validation
false
- Quality validation frequency
yearly and/or each data are transferred to ECIS
- Quality validation methods
the once applied in the tranfer
standards
- Cdms other
CDMV5.4
information
- Funding sources
- Funding by own institution
- National, regional, or municipal public funding
- European public funding
collaborations
- Networks
European Open Science Cloud for Cancer (EOSC4Cancer)