The NAACCR ODS Exam Prep and Review Webinar Series offers online interactive instruction with live instructors. The course includes eight 2-hour sessions carefully prepared to reflect the changes to the 2025 ODS exam.

The Epi “Hour” is a recurring networking and information session for central registry analysts. These 90-minute meetings are for central registry analysts to come together to network, share ideas, and increase communication about research and data use. These meetings are intended to be informal and interactive. We welcome all cancer epidemiologists, but the materials and presentations will be focused on central cancer registry needs.

The Epi “Hour” is a recurring networking and information session for central registry analysts. These 90-minute meetings are for central registry analysts to come together to network, share ideas, and increase communication about research and data use. These meetings are intended to be informal and interactive. We welcome all cancer epidemiologists, but the materials and presentations will be focused on central cancer registry needs.

This "How To" webinar is a companion to our January 2025 NAACCR Talk on calculating tract-based cancer incidence rates. This talk will go through the specifics of creating census tract-level SEER*Stat mortality databases to support spatial analysis and small area research. This presentation will discuss the unique aspects of census tract-level population estimates and associated data (denominator and demographic estimates). This webinar is appropriate for registry analysts, academic researchers, and anyone interested in the use of cancer

This is the recording of the Ready, Set, Go! Kicking Off Pediatric Staging in 2025 webinar that was presented on April 21, 2025.

The NAACCR Pediatric SSDI Working Group designed virtual training modules to assist registrars in collecting pediatric staging data elements as part of the new Pediatric Data Collection System (PDCS). Each session focuses on a specific cancer site.

The Epi “Hour” is a recurring networking and information session for central registry analysts. These 90-minute meetings are for central registry analysts to come together to network, share ideas, and increase communication about research and data use. These meetings are intended to be informal and interactive. We welcome all cancer epidemiologists, but the materials and presentations will be focused on central cancer registry needs.

This training session focus on Neuroblastoma schema using the PDCS.

This training session focus on Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Schema using the PDCS

This session will explore strategies for enhancing the quality of cancer reporting through effective quality control measures. Expert panelists will share insights on key aspects of data quality in cancer reporting, including the development of data quality plans and the diverse approaches used by cancer registries. Key topics include: • Data Quality: The significance of accurate, consistent, and timely cancer data, along with best practices to ensure data integrity throughout the reporting process. • Data Quality Plans: Strategies for developing comprehensive data quality plans that align with regulatory standards and enhance reporting accuracy. • Comparative Approaches in Cancer Registries: Examining various methods adopted by different registries to maintain high-quality data, with a focus on opportunities for improvement and standardization. The session will also feature an interactive breakout discussion, allowing participants to share experiences, address challenges, and collaborate on solutions to improve cancer reporting practices.