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British Journal of Cancer|February 22, 2000
Reducing DCO registrations through electronic matching of cancer registry data and routine hospital dataA M Pollock, N VickersBritish Journal of Cancer|December 1, 1994
The impact on colorectal cancer survival of cases registered by 'death certificate only': implications for national survival ratesA M Pollock, N VickersJournal of Public Health Medicine|November 5, 1997
Breast, lung and colorectal cancer incidence and survival in South Thames Region, 1987-1992: the effect of social deprivationA M Pollock, N VickersQuality in Health Care : QHC|August 6, 1995
Reliability of data of the Thames cancer registry on 673 cases of colorectal cancer: effect of the registration processA M Pollock, N VickersBritish Journal of Cancer|March 1, 1995
Why are a quarter of all cancer deaths in south-east England registered by death certificate only? Factors related to death certificate only registrations in the Thames Cancer Registry between 1987 and 1989A M Pollock, N VickersPublic Health|May 1, 1997
Management of colorectal cancer in three South Thames District Health AuthoritiesA M Pollock, N VickersJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|November 4, 1998
Trends in colorectal cancer care in southern England, 1989-1993: using HES data to inform cancer services reviewsA M Pollock, N VickersBMJ (Clinical Research Ed.)|July 24, 1998
Deprivation and emergency admissions for cancers of colorectum, lung, and breast in south east England: ecological studyA M Pollock, N VickersJournal of Public Health Policy|January 15, 2002
The British Labour government's reform of the National Health ServiceD Rowland, A M Pollock, N VickersJournal of Public Health Medicine|December 1, 1995
Why did treatment rates for colorectal cancer in south east England fall between 1982 and 1988? The effect of case ascertainment and registration biasA M Pollock, R Benster, N VickersPageof 8