Kansas § 65-1,170 Same; uses of nonconfidential data

Kansas Statutes

§ 65-1,170 — Same; uses of nonconfidential data

Kansas § 65-1,170

Ch. 65PUBLIC HEALTH

Art. 1SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT, ACTIVITIES

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 65-1,170 (2026).

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Uses of registry data which are not confidential in nature include, but are not limited to:

(a)The production of statistical data which outline the frequency, distribution, severity at diagnosis, treatment and survival for each type of cancer;

(b)the design and implementation of cancer screening programs which have been demonstrated to decrease cancer mortality;

(c)assessing the cancer risk in the Kansas population;

(d)assessing the possible cancer risk of abortion;

(e)identifying previously unrecognized risk factors and causes of cancer;

(f)monitoring the potential health impact of environmental exposures;

(g)monitoring health care access and utilization and effectiveness of services for the prevention and treatment of cancer; and

(h)quantifying costs associated with cancer care.

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Uses of registry data which are not confidential in nature include, but are not limited to:
(a) The production of statistical data which outline the frequency, distribution, severity at diagnosis, treatment and survival for each type of cancer;
(b) the design and implementation of cancer screening programs which have been demonstrated to decrease cancer mortality;
(c) assessing the cancer risk in the Kansas population;
(d) assessing the possible cancer risk of abortion;
(e) identifying previously unrecognized risk factors and causes of cancer;
(f) monitoring the potential health impact of environmental exposures;
(g) monitoring health care access and utilization and effectiveness of services for the prevention and treatment of cancer; and
(h) quantifying costs associated with cancer care.