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Hospital vs Central Cancer Registrar Roles, Responsibilities, and Standards

Hospital and Central Cancer Registrars play an essential role in gathering, managing, and analyzing cancer data, which is vital for patient care, research, and public health policy. There are two types of registrars that exist in the cancer registry profession. Both roles are committed to data quality and accuracy; their roles differ in scope and emphasis. Hospital registrars focus on individual case data and support the clinical mission of their institutions, while central registrars concentrate on population-level surveillance, data consolidation, and statewide or national reporting. The distinct but complementary roles of hospital and central cancer registrars are critical to the success of cancer registration and surveillance in the United States and beyond.