Registrar Resources and Reporting

To maintain high standards in reporting accuracy, CCR has developed the following 5 volumes on cancer reporting. These standards documents cover the full range of reporting topics.

• Volume I Archives

• Volume II Archives

• Volume IV Archives

• Volume V Archives

• Volumes Archive (2016-2003)

CCR DATA ALERTS AND DATA MEMOS
Provide recent updates and new reporting information. CCR also provides annual updates.

CCR INQUIRY SYSTEM
California Cancer Registry Inquiry System (CCRIS) is a centralized collection of the most frequently asked inquiries and responses relating to cancer reporting in California. The New User Tutorial can help familiarize you with how to use CCRIS.

CCR META FILE
Instantly download the CCR Metafile (CCR22Bv3.zip )- active as of 9/16/2022. Please contact us for older metafile copies.

SINGLE ABSTRACT REPORTING BY NETWORK REPORTING FACILITIES

REFERENCE SOURCES

• California Cancer Registrars Association (CCRA)
• California Law
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Program Cancer Registries (CDC-NPCR)
• Central Brain Tumor Registry of the United States (CBTRUS)
• Collaborative Stage Data Collection System, version 2 (CSv2)
• College of American Pathologists (CAP Checklists)
• International Classification of Diseases (ICD Decoder):
• Library of Congress
• Merck Manual
• Multiple Primaries and Histology (MPH) Coding Manual:
• National Cancer Institute Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER)
• National Cancer Registrars Association (NCRA)
• North American Association of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR)
• National Cancer Institute Health Professional Treatment Information
• Reuter’s Health Information Service
• SEER Program Coding and Staging Manual
• SEER Rx – Interactive Antineoplastic Drugs Database
• SEER Hematopoietic & Lymphoid Neoplasm Project
• WORLD Health Organization (WHO) Classification of Diseases

EDUCATION

CCR Education Resources

Register for free education through our Fundamental Learning Collaborative for the Cancer Surveillance Community, aka FLccSC (pronounced “flossy”). Access to FLccSC is available FREE to all California CTR’s or non-CTR’s who collect cancer data or provide cancer registry services for a California facility. FREE CEs available, including Category A.

FLccSC Content includes:

• Monthly NAACCR Webinars worth 3 CEs
• CCR Q-Tips – provide insights and education about coding for a range of topics and cancer types. Beginning with 2021, CCR Q-Tips have been moved to FLccSC. NOTE: A complete list of CCR Q-Tips can be found in Volume 1, Appendix M
• Annual Data Changes presentation
• Shared Training webinars from other states

To register as a NEW FLccSC User, OR to sign into your current FLccSC User account, use the following URL: http://cas.fcdslms.med.miami.edu

Download a quick tutorial with steps to register for FLccSC

Other Education Resources

• SEER* EDUCATE: This educational product was developed by SEER for cancer registrars. SEER*Educate provides virtual one-on-one abstracting experience with hundreds of case scenarios, coding forms, and results pages, which include answers along with detailed rationales. This is an outstanding tool to provide recent graduates with an opportunity to prepare for a cancer registry career, assist registrars studying for the CTR exam, as well as provide current CTRs with an opportunity to earn CE hours in Practical Application and Registry Operations.
  Access SEER*Educate here: https://educate.fredhutch.org/LandingPage.aspx

In order to provide consistency in the visual editing process and to quantify the accuracy of cancer data from cancer reporting facilities, visual editing standards have been developed. The following resources provide information on the methodology used for these standards.

OTHER REPORTING RESOURCES

To access older CCR files that are not available here, please visit our Reporting Resources Library.