SEER Program Marks 50 Years of Cancer Research with New Data Initiatives
The Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results Program is kicking off new data initiatives to improve the diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of cancer.
2023 will be a big year for the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Program as it celebrates 50 years of using data to monitor trends and support research on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cancer. The SEER Program, which is funded by the National Cancer Institute, is making significant strides to decrease the burden of cancer through a suite of analytical tools that better capture data and make it more accessible to the research community. Steve Friedman, senior advisor for operations with the Surveillance Research Program in the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences at NCI, unpacks two new data initiatives, the Virtual Bio-Repository and the Virtual Pool Registry, that will allow researchers to collect additional clinical data and remove barriers for conducting multi-site cancer studies.
-
Steve Friedman Senior Advisor for Operations, Surveillance Research Program in the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences NCI
-
CIOs Leverage Cloud to Unify Behavioral Health Services
CIOs shared how standardized infrastructure and real-time data capabilities are improving patient tracking, reporting and operational efficiency.
3m read -
AI-Driven Modernization is Boosting Patient Satisfaction
UK public health leader says that AI and cloud tools can reshape patient interactions and back-office operations.
3m read -
New ARPA-H Director Outlines Cybersecurity, Innovation Agenda
Alicia Jackson prioritizes hospital cybersecurity and opens opportunities for innovators through new programs and funding events.
2m read -
Marne Innovation Center Empowers Soldiers to Solve Battlefield Challenges
The Army’s Marne Innovation Center is transforming battlefield efficiency by sourcing real-time problems and solutions directly.
12m listen
