NCRW Recap: Our Vision for the Future

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Registry Partners

Published/Updated Date: April 17, 2020

Last week, April 6-10, Cancer Registrars across the world celebrated National Cancer Registrar’s Week (NCRW). The theme this year was Cancer Registrars: 2020 Vision for the Future. At Registry Partners, our team chose to virtually celebrate by creating a Vision Board. A vision board is a collage of images and text to illustrate future goals and dreams. The end result is a beautiful representation of our outlook for the future of Registry Partners, CTRs and Oncology.  

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