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DIVISION OF HOSPITAL BASED CANCER REGISTRY, CANCER CARE AND SURVIVAL STUDIES


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This Division has two major activities Hospital Based Cancer Registry (HBCR) and Patterns of Cancer Care. Division of Hospital based Cancer Registry, Cancer care and Survival Studies, has been created and is operational since 1st July 2021. Earlier, it was a part of Department of Medical Records, Biostatistics & Epidemiology, CCE. Historically, TMH had the hospital-based cancer registry functional since the inception of the hospital in 1941. HBCR has been operational in collaboration with NCDIR, ICMR since 1984.

Patterns of Cancer Care is an expansion of Hospital Based Cancer Registry activity for Head & Neck, Breast and Cervix cancers since 2006, later in 2019 started with hematolymphoid malignancies, pediatric and other gynecological cancers. This activity has also been expanded to other TMC Centres - HBCH Sangrur, HBCH Varanasi, HBCH & RC Visakhapatnam since 2022.

Objectives

  • To generate reliable data on the magnitude and patterns of cancer care.
  • Participate in clinical research to evaluate treatment modalities.
  • Help plan hospital facilities.
  • Contribute to active follow-up of cancer patients.
  • Describe the length and quality of survival in relation to site, stage, and treatment.
  • Show time trends in the proportion of early to late stages at the time of diagnosis.
  • Develop human resources in cancer registration and epidemiology through recruitment and training of staff

Cancer Registry


  1. TMC MUMBAI (TMH + ACTREC)

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Research and Activities


Hospital Based Cancer Registry

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Patterns of Cancer Care

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Cancer Awareness Activities

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Covid-19 Vaccination

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Academic Programme CCE

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MCCD

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Other Activities

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Training

Agenda : Training session to AFMC doctors on HBCR and Patterns of Cancer Care Services & data abstraction

Faculty : Dr. Amey Oak, Dr. Sivaranjini K., Dr. Shalmali Chavan, Dr. Pragati Gode, Mrs. Sandhya Cheulkar, Mrs. Ashwini Patil & Mrs. Esha Dashmukhe

Date : 07/05/2022

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Agenda : Training session to KEVAT students on HBCR and Patterns of Cancer Care Services & data abstraction

Faculty : Dr. Amey Oak, Dr. Sivaranjini K., Dr. Shalmali Chavan, Dr. Pragati Gode, Mrs. Sandhya Cheulkar, Mrs. Ashwini Patil & Mrs. Esha Dashmukhe

Date : 21st, 22nd 24th February & on 2nd March 2022

Location : HBCR Room No. 5

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Agenda : CME on Early Detection Screening and Prevention of Common Cancers.

Topic:

  • Screening & diagnostic tools for Cervical Cancer

  • Colposcopy and Management of Cervical pre-cancerous lesions.

Faculty : Dr. Amey Oak

Date : 7th January 2023

Location : Sharad Krishi Hall, Oras, Sindhudurg, Maharashtra

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Agenda : Training Sessions for MPH (Public Health and Epidemiology) students on :-

1) Principles and methods of validity of screening.

2) Screening and diagnostic tool for oral, breast and cervix cancer.

Faculty : Dr. Amey Oak, Dr. Sivaranjini K

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Location : CCE , DVISION OF HBCR, CANCER CARE AND SURVIVAL STUDIES

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Publications


SARS-COV-2 re-infection after previous infection and vaccine breakthrough infection through the second wave of pandemic in India: An observational study. Sachin Dhumal1, Amar Patil2, Ashwini More4 Sujeet Kamtalwar3 Amit Joshi4, Anant Gokarn4 Sumeet Mirgh4, Puneeth Thatikonda2, Prasanth Bhat2, Vedang Murthy1 Preeti Chavan5, Amey Oak6 et al. Int J Infect Dis. 2022 May; 118:95–103.Published online 2022 Feb 19.Doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2022.02.037.

Url : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35192951/

Prevalence of Oral Lesions and Its Associated Risk Factors Among PLHIV Availing Anti- Retroviral Therapy from a Selected Tertiary Care Hospital, Puducherry - A Cross Sectional Analytical Study. Pradip Kumar Jana, Swaroop Kumar Sahu, K. Sivaranjini, Abdoul Hamide and Gautam Roy. Indian J Community Med. 2022 Apr-Jun; 47(2): 235–239.

Url : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36034241/

Development and Validation of Scale Assessing the Preparedness of Objective Structured Clinical Examination in Undergraduate Competency based Medical Education. Krishnamoorthy, Yuvaraj; K. Sivaranjini; Ganesh, Karthika; Thulasingam, Mahalakshmy; Lakshminarayanan, Subitha; Kar, Sitanshu S. Indian Journal of Community Medicine 47(4):p 522-526, Oct–Dec 2022.

Url : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36742952/

Epidemiological Review: Esophagus Squamous Cell Carcinoma in India. Nikita Rajput, Devyani Gholap, Sharayu Mhatre, Rajesh Dikshit. Ind J Med Paediatr Oncol 2022;43:393–403.

Serious Adverse Reactions After COVID-19 Vaccination-A Case Series. Dr. Ashwini More, Dr. Sujeet Kamtalwar, Dr. Sachin Dhumal, Dr. Summet Mirgh, Dr. Amar Patil, Dr. Amey Oak, Dr. Navin Khattry. Indian Journal of Applied Research: Volume-11/Issue-12/December 2021. DOI: 10.36106/ijar

  1. Annual Report 2022-2021- Division of Hospital Based Cancer Registry & Patterns of Cancer Care, CCE

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  2. Annual Report 2021- Division of Hospital Based Cancer Registry & Patterns of Cancer Care, CCE

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  3. Annual report- HBCR 2019

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  4. Annual report- HBCR 2018

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  1. Mrs. Nikita Rajput: Risk factors for oesophagus cancer in India- In process

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  2. Ms. Monika Pravin Lokhande: Synopsis titled “A Hospital-Based Study of Survival in Oral Cancer patients of Tata Memorial Hospital”(Mumbai) is submitted to HBNI.

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Personnel


Mr. Mahadev Bhise

STAFF

Dr. Sivaranjini K

MEDICAL OFFICER 'D'

Mrs. Suvarna Kolekar

STAFF

Mrs. Sandhya Cheulkar

SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT 'E'

Mrs. Ashwini Patil

STAFF

Mrs. Ashwini Patil

SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT 'D'

Mrs. Esha Dashmukhe

STAFF

Mrs. Esha Dashmukhe

Scientific Assistant 'D'

Ms. Nikita Rajput

STAFF

Ms. Nikita Rajput

SCIENTIFIC OFFICER 'C'