The wealth of collected data allows us to produce information on cancer incidence, prevalence, survival , treatment types, comparative and trend analysis. Much of this information is published in the Annual Report. Our database dates from 1960, therefore, it has tremendous epidemiological and research value. Research projects are conducted by internal staff or by collaboration with external researchers, drawing cancer data from our data base. Cancer Registries Cancer services have been highlighted in recent years, with public, professional, and political concern about their quality.
Implementation is a long-term task, and the ability to monitor change is crucial.
Cancer registries provide infrastructure and expertise to achieve this goal. Thames Cancer Registry is a Department of the Division of Medicine at Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine, London, U.K. This web site is developed and maintained by Information Department and Computer support staff at Thames Cancer Registry.