SEER Patterns of Care - Kentucky Cancer Registry
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SEER PATTERNS OF CARE
Kimberly Kimbler, MS, CCRP, CTR
Kentucky Cancer Registry
[email protected]
WHAT IS PATTERNS OF CARE (POC)?
• A population-based snapshot
designed to “assess the
incorporation of state-of-theart cancer treatments into
clinical practice and the extent
to which cancer patients
receive such treatments”
Public Law 100-607, Sec. 413 (a)(2)(C)
Mandated in 1988
14 SEER REGISTRIES PARTICIPATED IN 2014
USES OF POC DATA
Describe adjuvant therapy use in a community setting
Practice patterns in communities
Surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, hormonal
therapy in specific cancers
Compare treatment modalities over time and by age,
race, and ethnicity
USES OF POC DATA
Effects of comorbid conditions
Describe treatment by hospital characteristics
Describe the usage of biomarkers and diagnostic tests and
compare their use by race/ethnicity and geographic region
Provide additional data for analyses by linking POC data to
SEER Medicare files
Address quality control issues related to routine data
abstraction
wordle
Cases
submitted to
KCR
Site-specific
cases randomly
selected from
CPDMS
Cases are
re-abstracted
per POC Manual
ALL treatment verified
by reviewing records or
by physician contact
Information is
entered into a
POC specific local
database
Data is de-identified
and uploaded to a
secure SEER website
SO…WHAT DOES POC COLLECT?
Much of the same
information as the
abstracted case…..
just sometimes in a slightly
different way or in greater
detail
POC VISIT
Hospital records
Medical Oncology
Radiation Oncology
Legacy EMR systems/paper charts (if applicable)
Cancer is increasingly diagnosed and treated in the outpatient
setting
PHYSICIAN VERIFICATION
…and the path to all treatment
POC: WHAT’S NEXT….
Adolescents and young adults (AYA) diagnosed with
cancer in 2011
An estimated projection calculated by the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Program using SEER 18, 2007-2011.
http://www.cancer.gov/researchandfunding/snapshots/adolescent-young-adult#footnote1 (accessed 9/2014)
AYA CANCERS (AGES 15-39)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tom Tucker
Frances Ross
Celia Love
Mary Jane Byrne
The awesome folks at KCR
QUESTIONS?