Cancer registration is important for several reasons:
Surveillance: It provides a comprehensive overview of cancer trends, helping to identify risk factors and target populations. Research: Data from registries is essential for epidemiological studies and clinical research, contributing to advancements in cancer treatment and prevention. Policy-making: Information from cancer registries aids in the formulation of health policies and programs, ensuring that they are based on accurate and up-to-date data. Resource Allocation: Helps in the efficient distribution of healthcare resources by identifying areas with high cancer incidence or mortality.
