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The text listed nine types of data in a cancer registry. Name three of the types.
 
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How does coded, fielded primary data help in the creation of secondary data?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Any three of the following: accession number, patient demographic information, occupational history of patient, datefirst diagnosed, type and site of the cancer, stage of the cancer (size and extent it has spread), diagnostic methodologies, treatment methodologies, and follow-up data.

Answer to Question 2

It enables the automated creation of indexes.



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