2009 Conference Presentations

2009 Conference Presentations

TUESDAY, JUNE 16

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

PLENARY SESSION 1

BEYOND THE CANCER DATA
Moderator: Brenda Edwards
9:00 am – 10:00 am  Keynote Speaker: Public Health Genomics
Ralph Coates, PhD
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm

CONCURRENT SESSION 1

Section A: COLLABORATIVE STAGING
Moderator: Lynda Douglas
001 Evaluation of Summary Stage Data Quality in the CDC-NPCR Cancer Surveillance System
Reda J. Wilson (CDC, NCCDPHP, DCPC CSB)
005 NPCR Data Completeness and Quality Audits – First Two Years
Mary Lewis (CDC, Cancer Surveillance Branch)
Section B: MELANOMA
Moderator: Myles Cockburn
007 Melanoma Under-Reporting: How Big is the Problem and How Do We Fix It?
Christina Clarke (Northern California Cancer Center)
008 The Geographic and Demographic Distribution of Melanoma Throughout the United States: Implications for Primary and Secondary Prevention
Bertina Backus (Massachusetts Cancer Registry)
Section D: DATA RELEASE
Moderator: Peggy Adamo
019 How Should We Evaluate and Explain Health Risk?
Herman R. Menck (Los Angeles Cancer Surveillance Program)
020 Using a Coach Approach to Improve Efficiency and Effectiveness of CCR Response to Data Requests
Karen L. Knight (North Carolina Central Cancer Registry)
Section E: EFFICIENCIES IN REGISTRY OPERATIONS
Moderator: Rich Pinder
022 SEER*ABS Abstracting Tool:
Fabian Depry (Information Management Services, Inc.)
024 Quality Control: The Importance of Having Flexibility in the Central Data Management System in Establishing Visual Editing Sampling Plans
Winny Roshala (California Cancer Registry/Public Health Institute)
Section F: INFORMATICS
Moderator: Jim Martin
028 The New World of Standard Electronic Pathology (E-Path) Reporting
Eric B. Durbin (Kentucky Cancer Registry, University of Kentucky)
029 National Program of Cancer Registries – Advancing eCancer Reporting and Registry Operations (NPCR-AERRO): An Update on Innovative Activities
Sandy Thames (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

CONCURRENT SESSION 2

Section A: QUALITY CONTROL
Moderator: Donna Morell
031 Electronic Auditing – Developing the Recoding Audit Module in Eureka
Kyle L. Ziegler (California Cancer Registry/Public Health Institute)
032 Abstract Plus Version 3: Efficient, Flexible Tools for Cancer Casefinding and Reabstracting Case Completeness and Data Quality Audits
Denise Farmer (Northrop Grumman, CDC, NCCDPHP, DCPC, CSB, DAST)
Section B: CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY
Moderator: Les Mery
037 Cancer Incidence and Cause-Specific Mortality Among Canadian Women with Cosmetic Breast Implants
Lin Xie (Public Health Agency of Canada)
040 Improving Occupation Information in Central Cancer Registries for Use in Occupational Cancer Surveillance
Rosemary Cress (Public Health Institute, California Cancer Registry)
Section C: DATA LINKAGE
Moderator: Hanna Weir
041 Linking Social Security Death Index (SSDI) Data with Registry Data to Update Demographics and Vital Status
David K. O’Brien (Alaska Cancer Registry)
042 Using Link Plus to De-Duplicate Your Call-For-Data File
David K. O’Brien (Alaska Cancer Registry)
Section D: SURVIVAL
Moderator: Daixin Yin
048 Patterns of Brain Tumor Incidence and Survival in U.S. Adolescents and Young Adults
Therese Dolecek (CBTR US, University of Illinois and Chicago)
Section E: TRAINING AND EDUCATION
Moderator: Mignon Dryden
051 Growing Your Own CTRs Online
Lillian Antonelli, April Fritz (Santa Barbara City College)
055 NAACCR 101
Shannon Vann, Jim Hofferkamp (NAACCR, Inc.)
Section F: ELECTRONIC PATHOLOGY REPORTING
Moderator: Dan Curran
057 Progress in Automated Synoptic Reporting
George Cernile (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine)
058 The College of American Pathologists Electronic Cancer Checklists: Providing a Clear Guide to the New World of Cancer Surveillance
Andrea Pitkus (College of American Pathologists, Diagnostic Intelligence and Health IT)
059 Electronic CAP Cancer Checklists and Cancer Registries – A Pilot Project
Ken Gerlach (CDC-NPCR)
060 Implementation of CAP Electronic Checklists in the Pathology Practice: Opportunities and Obstacles
Lewis A. Hassell (University of Oklahoma Health Science Center, Department of Pathology)

THURSDAY, JUNE 18

8:30 am – 10:00 am

CONCURRENT SESSION 3

Section A: EFFICIENCIES IN REGISTRY OPERATIONS
Moderator: Susan Gershman
061 Change Management to Increase Efficiencies in Operations
Annette Hurlbut (Elekta IMPAC)
065 Integrating Central and Hospital Registry Functions to Improve Timeliness and Data Quality
David K. Rousseau (Hospital Association of Rhode Island, Rhode Island Cancer Registry)
Section B: DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY/TRENDS
Moderator: Cyllene Morris
066 Gastric Cancer in the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Public Database
George W. Dombi (Karmanos Cancer Institute of Wayne State University)
Section C: NOVEL USES OF REGISTRY DATA
Moderator: Monica Brown
072 New Directions in Using Cancer Registry Data: 5-Year Results from a Patient Drug Safety Study of Adult Osteosarcoma
Rebecca Martin (RTI Health Solutions)
073 Using the Cancer Registry to Augment Clinical Information in a Biobank
Darlene Dale (Princess Margaret Hospital)
074 Visualizing Patient Care Patterns
Andrew Murphy (Eastern Cancer Registration and Information Centre)
075 The New World in Cancer Surveillance: Accommodating Patient Privacy and Drug Safety Studies
Kirk Midkiff (RTI Health Solutions)
Section D: CERVICAL CANCER SURVEILLANCE
Moderator: Reda Wilson
077 Collection of Cervical Carcinoma In Situ in Michigan
Glenn Copeland (Michigan Department of Community Health)
078 Cancer Registries for Monitoring the Impact of HPV Vaccine: Surveillance for Preinvasive Cervical Cancers
Deblina Datta (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
079 The Feasibility of Routine Surveillance of Precancerous Cervical Lesions in Louisiana
Tara N. Ruhlen (Louisiana Tumor Registry, Louisiana State University, Health Sciences Center, School of Public Health [Epidemiology Program])
080 Recent Trends in HPV-Associated Cancers in Women
Meg Watson (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Cancer Prevention and Control)
Section E: REGISTRY OPERATIONS
Moderator: Cynthia Creech
083 Studies Tracking: Managing Patient Contact Studies at a Central Registry
Antoinette M. Stroup (Utah Cancer Registry, University of Utah)
085 The Creation of a Canadian Limited-Use Data File
Les Mery (Canadian Partnership Against Cancer)
Section F: INFORMATICS
Moderator: Sandy Thames
086 PostgreSQL and PostGIS Showcase
Rich Pinder (USC School of Medicine; Los Angeles Cancer Surveillance Program)
087 NAACCR CDA Pilot Project – Overview, Status, and Findings
Ken Gerlach (CDC-NPCR)
089 NAACCR CDA Pilot Project – The California Experience
Barry Gordon (California Cancer Registry and the Public Health Institute)
10:30 am – 12:00 pm

CONCURRENT SESSION 4

Section A: MORTALITY DATA
Moderator: Shannon Vann
092 Accuracy of Cancer Mortality Measured by Death Certificates: Variability in Accuracy by Characteristics of Death Certifiers
Christopher J. Johnson (Cancer Data Registry of Idaho)
094 Cancer Incidence and Mortality Among Adolescence and Young Adults Age 15-39 in Florida
Youjie Huang (Florida Department of Health)
Section B: SPATIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
Moderator: Jean Ewing
100 Residential Movement Between Cancer Diagnosis and Death
Recinda Sherman (Florida Cancer Data System, University of Miami Miller Medical School)
Section C: INNOVATIVE METHODS
Moderator: Mary Lewis
101 Accessing Quality of Geocoded Data
Recinda Sherman (Florida Cancer Data System, University of Miami Miller Medical School)
103 SEER Case Consolidation Study: Design and Objective
Lois A. Dickie (National Cancer Institute, SEER)
104 Patient-Centered, Event-Oriented Model for Cancer Surveillance and Research Applications
Jack Golabek (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Inc.)
Section D: CANCER DISPARITIES
Moderator: Rosemary Cress
107 Reclassification of Ethnicity in the Massachusetts Cancer Registry, 2000-2006
Susan Gershman (Massachusetts Department of Public Health [Cancer Registry])
Section E: CANCER SURVEILLANCE IN THE FUTURE
Moderator: Maureen MacIntyre
114 Early Identification of Patients for Clinical Trials and Special Studies with Custom Metafile
Alan R. Houser (C/NET Solutions, Public Health Institute)
115 Tumor Marker Phenotype Concordance in Multiple Primary Breast Cancer, California, 1999-2004
Monica Brown (California Cancer Registry, Public Health Institute)
Section F: CANCER SURVEILLANCE
Moderator: Brenda Hofer
116 The Epidemiology of In Situ Tumors Reported to Cancer Registries
Holly Howe
120 Feasibility Study of HER2 Data Collection by SEER Registries
Marsha Reichman (National Cancer Institute)
1:45 pm – 3:30 pm

PLENARY SESSION 4

 NAACCR SHOWCASE OF CANCER INFORMATICS AND INTEROPERABILITY COLLABORATION
Plenary Session Moderator: Lori Havener
1:45 pm – 2:15 pm  NAACCR and caBIG Interoperability
Lewis Frey, PhD; University of Utah
2:45 pm – 3:15 pm Transforming Registries: Registry Informatics and C-Change
Nan Stroup, Sandy Thames, Natasha Tighman-Bryant
3:15 pm – 3:30 pm Invitation to the 2010 Meeting
Les Mery

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