Arrival of a new era in Japan with the establishment of the Cancer Registration Promotion Act.
Arrival of a new era in Japan with the establishment of the Cancer Registration Promotion Act.
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随着癌症登记促进法的制定，日本进入了新时代。
DOI：
10.1097/cej.0000000000000095
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发表时间：
2015
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T. Matsuda
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作者：
Hideo Tanaka;T. Matsuda
日本第一个基于人群的癌症登记（PBCR）于1951年由Mitsuo Segi教授在宫城县开始（Nishino et al.，2008年;冈本，2008年），谁是著名的世木的世界人口。它是亚洲最古老的登记处之一。随后，日本其他都道府县组织PBCR的数量缓慢但稳步增加。2006年制定的《癌症控制法》要求都道府县政府根据对PBCR数据的评估，每5年提供一次癌症控制规划。2012年，东京都和宫崎县最后一个开始登记，现在全国47个都道府县都实施了PBCR，人口覆盖率达到100%（图1）。几个都道府县政府在PBCR中取得了很高的准确性，并在五大洲的癌症发病率中公布了数据。2013年第X卷（Forman等人，2013年）的报告。
The first population-based cancer registry (PBCR) in Japan was started in 1951 in Miyagi Prefecture by Professor Mitsuo Segi (Nishino et al., 2008; Okamoto, 2008), who was famous for Segi’s World Population. It is one of the oldest registries in Asia. Subsequently, the number of other prefectures organizing PBCRs increased slowly but steadily in Japan. The ‘Cancer Control Act’, established in 2006, required prefectural governments to provide cancer control planning every 5 years on the basis of an assessment of PBCR data. In 2012, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Miyazaki Prefecture were the last to start a registry, and now all 47 prefectures nationwide are maintaining a PBCR, resulting in 100% coverage of the population (Fig. 1). Several prefectural governments have achieved high accuracy in the PBCR and have published the data in Cancer incidence in five continents. Vol. X in 2013 (Forman et al., 2013).