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ajlm-909	Cassim, Naseem; Ahmad, Ahsan; Wadee, Reubina; George, Jaya A.; Glencross, Deborah K.	Using Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine clinical term codes to assign histological findings for prostate biopsies in the Gauteng province, South Africa: Lessons learnt	2020		.htm	text/html	6216	348	49	Based on the surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results programme standard, the 2015 report should have been published by 2018.9 The programme itself, on which the South African reporting standard is based, is comprised of 11 registries in five states and six metropolitan areas in the United States which generate annual cancer data approximately 28 months after diagnosis.8 Both internationally and nationally, cancer surveillance is defined as an ongoing, timely, and systematic collection and analysis of cancer data to assess risk factors, screening, diagnosis, and cancer incidences and deaths.9 The aim of surveillance is to analyse and disseminate cancer data to identify challenges and opportunities in the delivery of timeous cancer control programmes.9 The cancer registry reporting is a time-intensive process requiring trained coders to review each narrative biopsy report individually and to manually add the applicable ICD-O-3 codes to the reporting system.15 This can take hundreds of hours of manual database building to report PCa data.	cache/ajlm-909.htm	txt/ajlm-909.txt