Data
Visit our Cancer Data Resources page for both Michigan-based and national cancer statistics.

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Reports

• MCC Product List (September 2010) (available as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file)*

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Projects

• The Michigan Basic Cancer Pathology Lexicon Project
  www.michigancancer.org/CancerPlan/BasicCaPathLexiconProject.cfm
  Launched in response to the MCC Basic Lexicon Priority, the Michigan Basic Cancer Pathology Lexicon Project involved the creation of scientifically valid basic pathology lexicon templates for all common cancer types. After pilot testing and evaluating the draft templates to ensure that they were clinically usable and user-friendly, project collaborators released the final templates in September 2005. The templates, which had received the endorsement of the Michigan Cancer Registrars Association, the Michigan Society of Hematology and Oncology, and the Michigan Society of Pathologists, were revised in April 2007. As of September 2010, the MCC Board of Directors recommended that the Consortium no longer revise the MCC basic lexicon templates; rather the Board of Directors recommends using the lexicon templates developed by the College of American Pathologists.

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Templates

• College of American Pathologists Cancer Protocols and Checklists

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Presentations
The following presentation was prepared for Michigan Cancer Consortium use and was presented to the MCC Board of Directors during the Board's June 16, 2004 meeting. (Please Note: Reproduction of this presentation in its entirety is permitted. If a portion of the presentation is used or any of slides are altered, all logos and references must be removed.)

Accomplishments, ongoing efforts, and future work surrounding the MCC Basic Lexicon Priority (available as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file)*

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last updated: 10/08/10