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TUESDAY, JUNE 22 - CONFERENCE DAY 1

7:00 am - 8:00 am
NAACCR 101: Meet the Board and Committee Chairs
ROOM 206B, QCCC
 
9:00 am - 10:00 am
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Working Together to Advance Cancer Control: Essential Principles, Challenges, and Opportunities
Simon Sutcliffe, MD
2000A, QCCC

Moderator: L Mery

Concurrent Session #1

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Section A:
DATA COLLECTION: DATA QUALITY, CONTROL, AND STANDARDS, PART I
206B, QCCC

Moderator: J Ewing

001
NPCR-AERRO's Clinic/Physician Office Reporting to Registries Project
J Rogers, CDC
002
Improving Cancer Mortality Data for American Indians and Alaskan Natives in the US
DK Espey, CDC
003
Evaluation of Data Accuracy of the Prostate Cancer Registry at the Singapore General Hospital
HH Huang, Singapore General Hospital

Section B:
DATA COLLECTION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ADVANCES, PART I
207, QCCC

Moderator: F Ross

005
CDC-NPCR's National Interstate Data Exchange Application System, N-Ideas
RJ Wilson, CDC
006
Challenges to the Data Analyst in Working with the NAACCR v12 Record Layout
DK O'Brien, Alaska Cancer Registry
007
Centralized Resource for Genomics Research
DJ Dale, University Health Network
008
The Use of a New Completeness Measure and its Application
R Dewar, Cancer Care Nova Scotia

Section C:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: ANALYTIC EPIDEMIOLOGY, PART I
2101, QCCC

Moderator: R Alvi

009
Application of Multiple Imputation for Missing Data in the Pre-Invasive Cervical Cancer Study
B Huang, University of Kentucky
010
Measuring the Effect of Including Multiple Cancers in Survival Analyses
LF Ellison, Statistics Canada
011
Successes and Challenges in Population-Based Electronic Pathology Reporting
D Yin, Public Health Institute
012
A Web-Based Interactive Query System to Calculate Survival for Recently Diagnosed Cancer Patients
A Percy-Laurry, NCI

Section D:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: RECORD LINKAGE
2102AB, QCCC

Moderator: F Michaud

013
Enhancing Research Capacity of Cancer Registries and Other Administrative Health Databases Toward Studying Access to Quality Colorectal Cancer Service
R Urquhart, Cancer Care Nova Scotia
015
Concordance of Colorectal Treatment Information Between a Central Cancer Registry and Medicaid Claims
FP Boscoe, New York State Cancer Registry

Section E:
KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION, ACTION TO KNOWLEDGE: CANCER SURVEILLANCE IN THE FUTURE, PART I
2104AB, QCCC

017
NPCR-AERRO's Cancer Control and Data Use Project
J Rogers, CDC
019
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer's Surveillance and Epidemiology Networks: Knowledge Translation in the Colorectal Network
B Theis, Cancer Care Ontario
020
Streamlining Research Collaboration with State Cancer Registries
D Hurley, South Carolina Central Cancer Registry

Section F:
INFORMATICS: STANDARDS
2105, QCCC

Moderator: A MacLean

022
Cancer Pathology Electronic Reporting Standards, New NAACCR Volume V - With Specimen Information
JN Harrison, New York State Cancer Registry
023
NPCR-AERRO's Discharge Data Project
S Thames, CDC

Concurrent Session #2

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Section A:
DATA COLLECTION: DATA QUALITY, CONTROL, AND STANDARDS, PART II
206B, QCCC

Moderator: MJ King

025
Assessing the Reliability and Validity of Primary Payer Information in Central Cancer Registry Data
C Verrill, CDC
026
Address Validation to Resolve Geocoding Issues at the Central Registry
AR Houser, C/NET Solutions, Public Health Institute
027
Implementing an Online Tracking System for Collaborative Research Projects with Cancer Registries
L Holtby, Propel Centre for Population Health Impact, University of Waterloo

Section B:
DATA COLLECTION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ADVANCES, PART II
207, QCCC

Moderator: M Green

029
A National Standard for Stage in Canada: Early Results from Selected Canadian Provinces for Collaborative Stage in Breast and Colorectal Cancer
R Dewar, Cancer Care Nova Scotia
030
031
032
Collaboration Re-Imagined (Combined Presentations)
S Fuchslin, California Cancer Registry
C Rao, North Carolina Central Cancer Registry
H Stuart, Saskatchewan Cancer Agency

Section C:
COLLABORATIVE STAGE: IMPLEMENTATION AND FACILITATED DISCUSSIONS
2101, QCCC

Moderator: M MacIntyre

Invited Speaker

CSv2 Implementation: Stories from the Front Lines
M Potts, Seattle Cancer Registry
033
Looking from the Inside Out: Evaluating the 2010 Data Changes Implementation
B Gordon, C/NET Solutions, California Cancer Registry

Invited Speaker

Planning for the Future of Collaborative Stage
C Bura, American College of Surgeons

Section D:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: ANALYTIC EPIDEMIOLOGY, PART II
2102AB, QCCC

Moderator: M Lemieux

034
Évolution du Cancer du Col de L'utérus chez le Jeunes Femmes Adultes au Québec, 1983 à 2006
R Louchini, MSSS
036
Increase in the Use of Double Mastectomy for the Treatment of Early-Stage Breast Cancer in California
CR Morris, California Cancer Registry, Public Health Institute
037
CP3R Reports for Population-Based Studies
F Ross, Kentucky Cancer Registry

Section E:
KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION, ACTION TO KNOWLEDGE: CANCER SURVEILLANCE IN THE FUTURE, PART II
2104AB, QCCC

Moderator: S Gershman

041
The CPAC's Surveillance and Epidemiology Networks: The C-SPAN Methodology Working Group Journey: Decisions Along the Way
K Fradette, CancerCare Manitoba/University of Manitoba

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 - CONFERENCE DAY 2

Plenary Session #2:
2000A, QCCC

8:30 am - 9:15 am
Population-Level Synoptic Cancer Pathology Facilitates Timely Prognostic Factor Analysis and Quality Indicator Reporting
John Srigley, MD

Concurrent Session #3

10:00 am - 11:30 am

Section A:
DATA COLLECTION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ADVANCES, PART III
206B, QCCC

Moderator: M Beaupre

043
Inter-Registry Record Linkage Without Releasing Patient-Level Data: Feasibility of Establishing a National Clearinghouse Using One-Way Data Encryption
JA MacKinnon, University of Miami
044
Automated Coding of Key Case Identifiers from Text-Based Electronic Pathology Reports
E Durbin, Kentucky Cancer Registry
045
Successes and Challenges in Population-Based Electronic Pathology Reporting
T Gal, Kentucky Cancer Registry

Section B:
DATA COLLECTION: OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
207, QCCC

Moderator: B Kohler

046
Collection and Use of Industry and Occupation Data I: Opportunities and Challenges
D Deapen, University of Southern California
047
Collection and Use of Industry and Occupation Data II: Overview and Goals
RD Cress, California Cancer Registry/Public Health Institute
048
Collection and Use of Industry and Occupation Data III: Cancer Surveillance Findings Among Construction Workers
GM Calvert, NIOSH/CDC
049
Collection and Use of Industry and Occupation Data IV: Development of Training Materials to Improve Occupational Data Collection in Cancer Registries
SE Luckhaupt, NIOSH/CDC

Section C:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MAPPING APPLICATIONS, PART I
2101, QCCC

Moderator: R Sherman

050
Mapping Late Stage Breast Cancer Rates to Improve Local Cancer Control Efforts
L Agustin, USC/Keck School of Medicine
053
Liver Cancer and Immigration: Small Area Analysis of Incidence Within Ottawa and the Greater Toronto Area, 1999 to 2003
T Norwood, Cancer Care Ontario

Section D:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: TRENDS IN CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY, PART I
2012AB, QCCC

2102AB, QCCC

054
Colorectal Cancer Trends in Florida Hispanics: Data from the Hispanic Monograph - A Florida Cancer Data System Publication
MN Hernandez, Florida Cancer Data System (FCDS), University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
055
Variations in Cancer Incidence and Mortality Among Neighborhoods in Boston, MA, 2001-2005
R Knowlton, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Cancer Registry
056
Incidence of HPV Associated Head and Neck Cancers by Sub-Site Among Diverse Racial/Ethnic Populations in the U.S.
LE Cole, Louisiana Tumor Registry/Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Public Health
057
Esophageal Cancer in Canada, 1986-2006: Trends by Morphology and Anatomical Location
M Otterstatter, Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, Public Health Agency of Canada

Section E:
KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION, ACTION TO KNOWLEDGE: APPLICATIONS IN CANCER CONTROL, PART I
2104AB, QCCC

Moderator: M Schymura

058
Using Surveillance and Other Data to Report on the Status of Cancer Control in Canada - the System Performance Initiative at the CPAC
M Spayne, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer
059
Cancer Survival According to Insurance Status in Kentucky
HK Weir, CDC
060
Factors Contributing to High Death Rates Among Black Women with Breast Cancer in Louisiana
XC Wu, Louisiana Tumor Registry, LSU Health Sciences Center

THURSDAY, JUNE 24 - CONFERENCE DAY 3

Concurrent Session #4

8:30 am - 10:00 am

Section A:
DATA COLLECTION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ADVANCES, PART IV
206B, QCCC

Moderator: D Dale

063
Utility of Hospital Discharge Data for Registry Enhancement
R Sherman, FCDS, University of Miami
065
Abstract Plus Version 3: Security Standards Upheld
D Farmer, Northrop Grumman

Section B:
DATA COLLECTION: TRAINING NEEDS AND EDUCATION
207, QCCC

Moderator: P Adamo

067
Just JING it! A Cost-Effective Method to Document Procedures and Produce Training Materials
M Potts, Fred Hutchinson, Cancer Research Center, Cancer Surveillance System
069
Finding the Cancer Registrars of the Future, the Rhode Island Cancer Registry Internship Training Program
D Rousseau, Rhode Island Cancer Registry

Section C:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MAPPING APPLICATIONS, PART II
2101, QCCC

Moderator: R Pinder

071
Trends and Patterns of Childhood Cancer Incidence in the US, 1995-2009
L Zhu, NCI

Section D:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: TRENDS IN CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY, PART II
2102AB, QCCC

Moderator: B Thesis

074
Rising Incidence Trends and Ethnic Patterns of Breast Cancer Among Asian-American Women
L Liu, Los Angeles Cancer Surveillance Program, University of Southern California
075
The Changing Face of Cancer in Canadian Adolescents and Young Adults
P De, Canadian Cancer Society

Section E:
KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION, ACTION TO KNOWLEDGE: APPLICATIONS IN CANCER CONTROL, PART II
2104AB, QCCC

Moderator: B Candas

081
Working with Canadian Cancer Registries to Determine the Unmet Needs of Cancer Survivors and their Support Persons: Benefits and Challenges
S Filsinger, Cancer Care Manitoba

Section F:
INFORMATICS: INTEROPERABILITY
2105, QCCC

Moderator: A MacLean

082
NPCR-AERRO's Partnership with IHE: Ensuring Cancer's Connectivity with the EMR/EHR
S Thames, CDC
083
Interoperability Questions and Issues: Assessing Implications of the NAACCR Clinical Data Interoperability Pilot Project
J Martin, Virginia Cancer Registry
084
College of American Pathologists Electronic Cancer Checklists: Cancer Pathology Data Flow Into Cancer Registry Systems
J Rogers, CDC
085
PHGrid and NHIN CONNECT: What are They and How Can They Support Cancer Surveillance Activities
S Thames, CDC

Concurrent Session #5

10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Section A:
DATA COLLECTION: DATA QUALITY, CONTROL, AND STANDARDS, PART III
206B, QCCC

Moderator: J Rogers

086
A New Edit for Identifying Potential Gender Misclassification in Central Cancer Registry Databases
F Boscoe, New York Cancer Registry

Section B:
DATA COLLECTION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ADVANCES, PART V
207, QCCC

Moderator: MJ King

091
The Reporting of VHA Data to a Central Cancer Registry
S Van Heest, CDC, NPCR
093
ICD-9-CM Updates and U.S. Adoption of ICD-10-CM Coding Standard: Major Changes in Health Information Coding Practice and Implications for Cancer Surveillance
J Ruhl, NCI SEER

Section C:
COLLABORATIVE STAGE: APPLICATIONS THROUGH ANALYTIC USE
2101, QCCC

Moderator: R Wilson

094
CSv2 Training: So Many Data Items, So Little Time
K Vance, California Cancer Registry
096
Inter-Rater Reliability Assessment and Electronic Collaborative Stage Data Collection in Ontario
B Li, Cancer Care Ontario
097
National Staging Advisory Committee Supporting Surveillance
DJ Dale, University Health Network

Section D:
DATA ANALYSIS AND USE: TRENDS IN CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY, PART III
2102AB, QCCC

Moderator: D Stinchcomb

099
Descriptive Features and Trends in the Incidence of Borderline Ovarian Tumors in California
CR Morris, California Cancer Registry, Public Health Institute
100
Going Against the Tide: The Increasing Incidence of Colorectal Cancer among Korean Americans in California, 1988-2007
JH Bates, California Cancer Registry, Public Health Institute

Section F:
OPEN SESSION
2105, QCCC

Moderator: J Martin

107
Multilevel Modeling of Melanoma Incidence Using Combined NPCR and SEER Data
CJ Johnson, Cancer Data Registry of Idaho
108
Overview of Melanoma Incidence in the United States: Methods
M Watson, CDC

Plenary Session #3
2000A, QCCC

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
NAACCR SHOWCASE
Moderator: Betsy A Kohler, MPH, CTR; NAACCR Executive Director
2:00 pm - 2:15 pm
The Inclusion of Poverty-Rate Quantiles in CINA Deluxe: A Call for Participation
Francis Boscoe, PhD; New York State Cancer Registry
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm
Summary Stage 2000: Directly Coded vs. Derived
Xiaocheng Wu, MD; Louisiana Tumor Registry

FRIDAY JUNE 25 - POST CONFERENCE

8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Continuous Process Improvement and Managing Change
Lilia C. O'Connor
SAINT-FOY/PORTNEUF, HQ

Managing Change in the Central Registry
Charlotte Wilhelm, Eagle Vision of America
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