The Tata Memorial Centre (TMC), Mumbai, in collaboration with and BKL Walawalkarhospital (BKLWH), Dervan, has set up a Population based Cancer registry, located at BKLWH, Dervan. The Registry Programme was started in June, 2009. In India, the only rural cancer registry is located at Barshi, Solapur district, Maharashtra; besides this there are several urban-based population registries in different parts of the country. Since there are no cancer statistics from Konkan region, it was felt necessary to set up a Cancer registry at Dervan in Ratnagiri district. The TMC is currently carrying out a large Out-reach programme in the Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg district since Aug 2003, which is screening high-risk groups. To evaluate the effectiveness of the screening programme, a cancer registry is essential. Cancer registry is the backbone for providing all information on the various patterns of cancer that are diagnosed from a geographical region. Research findings and scientific publications from our landmark study Dervan Rural Cancer Registry
Tata Memorial Centre & Bklwalawalkar Hospital
Introduction
Publications
Cancer Incidence and Mortality Across 43 Cancer Registries in India
Quality assessment of a rural population-based cancer registry (PBCR) at Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India for the years 2017–18
Head and neck cancer burden in India: an analysis from published data of 37 population-based cancer registries
Hospital based Cancer Registry
Report
Hospital based Cancer Registry – Opening Photo
Objectives of Cancer Registry
Benefits and Outcomes
Taluka wise Count 2009 Cases
Taluka
Count
Chiplun
131
Guhagar
46
Lanja
54
Rajapur
66
Sangameshwar
81
Dapoli
76
Khed
66
Mandangad
12
Ratnagiri
115
Grand Total
648
Award
Dr. Dinshaw Visit
Dr. Kakodkar Visit
International Training