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The Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service (SCRIS) team achieves successful connection of Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) data from all five cancer centres in Scotland, giving national Scottish NHS coverage.

SCRIS webinar: videos and slides 

The Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service (SCRIS) launches a new website today.

The Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service is assisting Public Health Scotland in achieving its three-year strategic plan

The Scottish Cancer Quality Performance Indicator (QPI) dashboard now sits within the Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service (SCRIS).

An update to the Scottish Government’s 2016 Cancer strategy details IHDP’s accomplishments and outlines the direction of travel ahead of the new cancer strategy due in 2021.

The Scottish Government has announced a new National Cancer Recovery Group to focus on the remobilising and recovery of cancer services in Scotland. Chairing this new group is IHDP Director, Professor Aileen Keel. Also on the group is IHDP Deputy Director Professor David Cameron.

Dr Hilary Dobson is retiring. We are sad for us, but happy for her. Thank you, Dr Dobson, for your guidance, leadership and support. We welcome Professor David Cameron who is joining us as our new Deputy Director.

Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service (SCRIS) team achieves successful Systematic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) data connection in two more areas. This means the national data coverage is now more than 90% of the Scottish population. SCRIS also demonstrates prototype dashboard for SACT data to all Scottish Cancer Networks with very positive response.

A guest blog by Agastya Silvina, full-time as an EngD Student at the University of St. Andrews, the Innovative Healthcare Delivery Programme supports the funding for Agastya’s research.