A stakeholder is anyone who can impact or be impacted by the effort. The stakeholder list was developed to help us appropriately consider and inform all of our stakeholders throughout the project. Within this list, another portion of the project definition (see "Perspectives") will identify the stakeholders whose point of view should be emphasized. This means for example that they are represented in gatherings, or that we interview a representative, or that we take time to think of their point of view. The stakeholders are listed in the order identified and are not considered to be ranked.
| No. |
Stakeholders |
| 1 |
SEER registry principal investigators |
| 2 |
SEER registry director/management |
| 3 |
SEER registry IT staff |
| 4 |
SEER registry abstractors and coders |
| 5 |
SEER registry quality control staff |
| 6 |
SEER registry follow-up staff |
| 7 |
SEER affiliates/organizations (universities, public health departments, etc.) |
| 8 |
SEER area hospitals/medical facilities/pathology labs/reporting physicians |
| 9 |
NCI SEER program |
| 10 |
NCI project officers |
| 11 |
NCI/SEER epidemiologists/statisticians |
| 12 |
NCI surveillance research program director (Brenda) |
| 13 |
IMS |
| 14 |
CDC - NPCR, AcoS |
| 15 |
NAACCR - non-SEER registries |
| 16 |
Researchers - Registry (special study) researchers and others |
| 17 |
Software vendors |
| 18 |
State Registries - California Cancer Registry (CCR), Georgia, Washington, Michigan, and others |
| 19 |
Other projects - Breast cancer consortium, genetics, and others |
| 20 |
Legislators - State and Federal |
| 21 |
Patients |
| 22 |
American Cancer Society |
| 23 |
State Health Departments |
| 24 |
International Associations of Cancer Registries (IACR) |
| 25 |
Other disease registries |
Surveillance Research Program
Division of Cancer Control &
