The QCIC is the national repository of cancer related information in the State of Qatar. Based on comprehensive tools of information governance, networking and cancer data collection, the QCIC is established to provide high quality, current, and reliable cancer information to ensure data-driven and evidence-based cancer planning and policymaking, and to enhance sharing of knowledge and optimization of resources through appropriate networking and information.
National Cancer Strategy 2011-2016 National Cancer Framework 2017-2022 Qatar Cancer Plan 2023-2026QCN is a unified platform gathering in one place, all cancer partners and stakeholders involved in cancer screening, prevention, care, and research, to foster comprehensive cancer information sharing and transparency in Qatar.
CIGC acts as the governing body which set policies and procedure related to data collection, protection, and ownership in order to promote quality.
Request for accreditation Cancer data requestQNCR is the cancer data warehouse in Qatar. It systematically collects all cancer patient’s data from all healthcare providers and sectors to assist in the delivery of comprehensive and informed care. QNCR has three databases, that is cancer incidence, cancer screening, and cancer waiting times.
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The CIGC is working continuously on creating the cancer information governance system, the first element of this system is the development of necessary policies and procedures guaranteeing the protection of patient information while keeping the operations as smooth as they should be.
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The CIGC convenes in a full board meeting on monthly basis, however, to keep answer any operational request, the CIGC is adopting the concept of specialized Ad-hoc committees that can meet independently to look into operational requests. Three of these are created so far :
Whether you are an academic researcher, clinician, medical trainer, or media professional, you can request cancer data and information. A simple form should be filled out online and the answer of the decision will be shared to you within 5 working days. This is online application allowing the requester to track the status of their data request.
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The accreditation is our guarantee of the quality of the operations, and the appropriate data protections of your cancer registry. Accredited registries will become visible for larger audience, enabling quality collaboration with other institutions.
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Qatar National Cancer Registry (QNCR), is the formal authority to produce information and reports related to the cancer burden in the State of Qatar. These reports and information are heavily used by policy makers, clinical and academic researchers, as well as medical trainers.
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Based on well-defined reportability criteria, using the online application, healthcare providers who interact with cancer patients are requested to submit the cancer case information and data to the QNCR.
Submit a case Cancer notification formThe National Centre for Cancer Care and Research (NCCCR) is the premier cancer hospital for the State of Qatar. It is part of Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and looks after cancer patients who require ongoing treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Read moreQatar Cancer Society (QCS) is a charity that was founded in 1997. It works under the Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities. QCS seeks to prevent cancer and reduce its burden in Qatar through working with different partners to educate the community, and to support, empower and advocate for people living with the disease, and to engage in professional development and scientific research in the field of cancer.
Read moreScreening can detect cancer before it has a chance to progress into later stages that are harder to treat. Your choices can make an impact on your health—and bring peace of mind to you and your family. As part of Qatar’s Cancer National Program, PHCC is making breast and bowel screening available throughout the country.
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