California Cancer Registrars Association
About CCRA
Purpose
The purpose of CCRA is to:
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promote research and education so that we may be of greater service to the cancer patient.
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raise the level
of knowledge and performance through discussion and exchange of ideas.
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disseminate information to members of this Association regarding
current activities and trends in the cancer field.
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initiate and / or participate in programs to improve and standardize the collection
of cancer data for evaluation and research.
The Association is a non-profit, tax exempt organization supported by its members through
annual dues, fees charged for educational symposia and workshops, and miscellaneous fund-raising by the membership.
Mission
Provide quality data to clinicians and researchers thus insuring enhanced patient care by promoting educational opportunities and expanding the professionalism of our members.
History
The California Cancer Registrars Association, Inc. (CCRA) is a statewide organization of health professionals in cancer data management.
CCRA was founded in June 1973. It has four component chapters:
Southern California Cancer Registrars Association (SCCRA)
Northern
- California Cancer Registrars Association (N-CCRA)
San Diego County Cancer Registrars Association (SDCCRA)
Central - California Cancer
Registrars Association (C-CCRA)
The Association has grown from a small group of dedicated cancer registrars to approximately
330 members. The continued growth of CCRA is secured by members who believe in its purpose.