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Colorectal cancer ascertainment through cancer registries, hospital episode statistics, and self-reporting compared to confirmation by clinician: A cohort study nested within the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening (UKCTOCS)

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Highlights • Ninety-two & 99% of colorectal cancers were registered after one & six years.• Hospital Episode Statistics tend to capture events unregistered after one year.• Self-reporting by women aged… Click to show full abstract

Highlights • Ninety-two & 99% of colorectal cancers were registered after one & six years.• Hospital Episode Statistics tend to capture events unregistered after one year.• Self-reporting by women aged ≥50 was less reliable and had low respondents.• Electronic health records in the UK are suitable for studying colorectal cancer in women.

Keywords: cancer ascertainment; episode statistics; colorectal cancer; self reporting; hospital episode; cancer

Journal Title: Cancer Epidemiology
Year Published: 2019

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