A Clinical Quality Registry reporting outcomes for colorectal cancer treatment in Australia and New Zealand. Founding member of https://xitter.cf/t.co/oHig7kguV0
Australia and New Zealand
Joined October 2015
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She survived bowel cancer. Her surgeon knew the odds. Every case in BCOR helps a surgeon make a better call for the next patient, and it's on the brink of closure over money. Share this. #SaveBCOR #ColorectalSurgery
@RACSurgeons @GeneralSurgAus
1 in 13 of us will get bowel cancer. Over 68,000 patients’ outcomes. 19 years of data. One funding gap away from going dark. BCOR pauses on 18 Dec. Did you know this was at risk? #SaveBCOR #ClinicalRegistries @ACSQHC @Monash_SPHPM @RACSurgeons
Bowel cancer diagnoses in Australians under 50 are up almost 140% in 30 years (AIHW). BCOR tracks their care and outcomes, and it’s at risk of losing its funding. Tag someone under 40. #SaveBCOR #NeverTooYoung @BowelCancerAust
Do you know someone with bowel cancer? BCOR, the outcomes registry helping improve bowel cancer care in Australia & NZ, pauses on 18 Dec because funding hasn't kept up. Tag someone it's touched. #SaveBCOR #BowelCancer
@BowelCancerAust @RACSurgeons @GeneralSurgAus
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The ANZTBCRS are seeking Expressions Of Interest from CSSANZ Members for a new Board Member.
Please submit your EOI Application by Friday 21 July, 5 pm.
Submit application here: form.jotform.com/23142168036…
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A young mum has qualified as a surgeon despite a shock bowel cancer diagnosis part way through her training.
Read Dr Kat Goodall's story here - abc.net.au/news/2023-07-04/k…
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Excellent article reinforcing the increase in colorectal cancer diagnosis in those under 50 . 10% of cancers diagnosed in Australia and NZ last year were in people under 50. @BCCARegistry
A young mum has qualified as a surgeon despite a shock bowel cancer diagnosis part way through her training.
Read Dr Kat Goodall's story here - abc.net.au/news/2023-07-04/k…
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We're focused on funding promising, high-impact, early-onset bowel cancer research endeavours to improve our knowledge & understanding of this disease.
Ends midnight tonight! Donate now at redappleday.au/
#BowelCancerAustralia #Never2Young #RedAppleDay #AnnualGivingDay
The only Australian data consistently reporting 10% of colorectal cancer occurring in under 50's comes from our registry.
Outcomes registries for cancer reporting need systematic implementation and support
Such a powerful day! Early onset bowel cancer advocates calling on Policy makers to make impactful change @BowelCancerAust #calloncanberra
The @MyHealthRec app is the best new thing in digital health.
But could add one detail to lift screening rates for bowel cancer: a screening prompt!!
What do you think @Mark_Butler_MP, @aihw @CancerAustralia @CancerCouncilOz @telstrahealth @MervHughes332 @BowelCancerAust
Outcomes registries as a global phenomenon. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
As part of our collaboration with ten international outcomes registries we whitelabelled our website and gave to our partners in Argentina
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CC0/opensource always wins. Solve a problem once solve for ever
Here’s the latest version of the poster we are required to display at data collection sites.
Maybe the modern version is an opt in or out of outcomes registry participation at the @MyHealthRec level 🤔
There are currently over 53000 patients in our database. We’re a long way from full case capture though…
The latent potential here in medicine in general, and outcomes data specifically is huge
Current barriers are not technological, but regulatory
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I’m very pleased to see @nicolecoopy receive an #OAM 🏅Nicole fought for years to improve the odds for others with #bowelcancer when she was desperately ill. A truly remarkable woman #nevertooyoung @BowelCancerAust #honourawoman
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2/2 Help us to challenge perceptions and create a powerful voice for change.
We’re Calling For – (2) Lower screening age in response to the increasing rates of bowel cancer in younger people.
bit.ly/never2young-advocacy-…
#BowelCancerAustralia #CallOnCanberra #Never2Young
BCOR is a founding member of ICORC, along with @NBOCA_CEU
Committed to international collaboration to further bowel cancer care. We have much to learn from each other. Ten countries involved, 184 to go.
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