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Norwegian Institute of Public Health

National Cancer Registry Ireland

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NCRI is a publicly appointed body, established in 1991 to collect and classify information on all cancer cases which occur in Ireland. This information helps improve care for people affected by cancer.

Overview: Discover more about NCRI, including why it was established and what its functions are.

Background. NCRI is a population-based Registry, established in 1991, to collate cancer data on people who are resident in Ireland.  It operates under a statutory instrument and is funded by the Department of Health.

Commitment: NCRI’s commitment to advancing cancer data collection and research to improve patient outcomes drives everything it does. 

Activities: To fulfil its statutory commitments, the NCRI’s duties aren’t limited to collecting and analysing data, but also include publishing and disseminating information about cancer in Ireland.

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