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  • Epidemiology
  • Public Health
  • Cancer Research

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  • Standardized reporting is crucial for population-based cancer registries.
  • Existing guidelines lacked comprehensive criteria for reporting registry results.

Approach:

  • A multi-step guideline development process involving a core working committee and a scientific committee.
  • Literature review, focus group discussions, and expert evaluation were employed.
  • The guideline was structured as a checklist aligned with scientific manuscript format.

Key Points:

  • Developed a 47-item checklist (REPCAN) for reporting population-based cancer registry data.
  • Achieved consensus among experts on the necessity, applicability, and comprehensibility of checklist items.
  • Integrated expert feedback to enhance the guideline's robustness and clarity.

Conclusions:

  • REPCAN provides a standardized framework for population-based cancer registry reporting.
  • The guideline promotes transparency, comparability, and comprehensive data presentation.
  • REPCAN balances flexibility with robust reporting practices for cancer data.