March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb artificial intelligence Cancer Registry’s Competitive Advantage The Cancer Registry competitive advantage is staying committed to the process until the data serves clinicians and patients.
March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb Cancer Registrar Cancer Registry Defines Next Steps Cancer registry data is the bridge between clinical reality and operational decisions, because it does not just record events, it makes them actionable. “What happened” becomes “what do we do next” when registrars deliver standardized, decision-grade data fast enough to influence pathways, clinical decisions, and service-line strategy. Automation and workflow optimization is the amplifier: it […]
March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb Cancer Registrar Bridge Between Clinical and Operational Reality Cancer registry data does not just describe care, it makes care measurable, comparable, and accountable across silos, sites, and time. When we translate clinical reality into operational truth, we turn anecdotes into evidence and dashboards into decisions that actually change outcomes. The question is not whether we have data, it’s whether we are using it […]
March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb Cancer Registrar Measureable Oncology Insights Measurement is not a metric—it is a system for comparability. Cancer registry data turns fragmented records into accountable oncology performance.
March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb Cancer Registrar Decision-Ready Data: Where Is It? Assets like the cancer registry are, by design, used to amplify and strengthen the oncology service line. Each case in the Registry contains decision-ready data that is carefully coded and validated by an ODS who received specialized training. The equation looks like this: ODS + Workflow Optimization + Validated Data = Clinical and Operational Decision […]
March 13, 2026 / Last updated : March 13, 2026 Michele Webb artificial intelligence It’s a Privilege It has been my honor and privilege to serve as a cancer registrar, speaker, and author for the past 20+ years! Registrars are a unique healthcare professional, highly trained in anatomy and physiology, cancer disease process, and the healthcare delivery process. Not only has clinical and scientific medicine changed dramatically since I first started, but […]
February 15, 2026 / Last updated : February 15, 2026 Michele Webb artificial intelligence What It Means When a Cancer Registrar Says, “There Is No Room for AI in the Cancer Registry” Why do cancer registrars say, “There is no room for AI in the cancer registry?” As a cancer registrar who advocates for thoughtful AI automation, I hear this phrase often. In most cases, it is not opposition to innovation. It is a signal of perceived risk without control. AI has been part of registry work […]
February 15, 2026 / Last updated : February 15, 2026 Michele Webb artificial intelligence Why Saying AI Solutions Can “Do More With Less” Triggers Fear “Do more with less.” Four words that can instantly trigger alarm for cancer registrars. For many, the phrase activates a stress response rooted in familiar pressures: unrealistic expectations, shrinking timelines, or a perceived loss of control. When a team is already operating at maximum capacity, it can widen the gap between what leadership expects and […]
September 22, 2025 / Last updated : September 22, 2025 Michele Webb ODS-C Cancer Registrar The Cognitive Registrar Ever tried cognitive coffee? Now imagine what happens when a registrar *thinks* like that. Introducing the *Cognitive Registrar*—where curiosity meets clarity.AI isn’t just automation—it’s a mindset shift. Read more about what it means to stir in a smarter way to work. Click here to download the whitepaper from LinkedIn.
July 3, 2025 / Last updated : July 3, 2025 Michele Webb ODS-C artificial intelligence Your Data Should Travel as Far as Your Patients Outpatient cancer care reaches miles into the community.So should your Registry data. In today’s landscape, relying on inpatient-only records or admission (ADT) codes is a fast track to missed cases and incomplete reporting. To read or download the entire article, click here hashtag#OncologyData hashtag#HealthIT hashtag#OutpatientCare hashtag#Casefinding hashtag#AIinOncology hashtag#ThePowerOfOne hashtag#MicheleWebbODS