Introduction
The National Disease Registration (NDRS) teams along side key stakeholders have produced a series of webinars to showcase and share our work in key areas of disease registration.
Please select from the sections below to find out more about the webinar content, speakers and watch recordings of the webinars.
2024
Using SACT and Radiotherapy data outputs to support improved patient care in England - 5 September 2024
Breast cancer mortality - 23 May 2024
Congenital Anomalies: Data Sources, the registration process and Official Statistics - 25 April 2024
The latest on Routes to Diagnosis - 09 April 2024
2023
Introduction to the 30-day mortality post-SACT outputs -14 September 2023
Spring webinar series - Supporting Lynch syndrome diagnosis and screening - 24 May 2023
Spring webinar series - Sarcoma cancer data - 18 May 2023
Spring webinar series - Congenital anomaly data - 10 May 2023
Spring webinar series - Non-genetic rare disease registration - 26 April 2023
Spring webinar series - Reducing health inequalities - 12 April 2023
Spring webinar series - Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy dataset - 29 March 2023
2021
Breast Screening After Radiotherapy dataset - 7 October 2021
*Please excuse the poor sound quality from 2 minutes 45 seconds, it doesn't last for long!
Congenital anomaly and rare diseases - 21 September 2021
Genomic data - 16 September 2021
2020
Congenital anomaly registration - 9 December 2020
Rare disease registration - 25 November 2020
Systemic anti-cancer therapy dataset - 4 November 2020
Future webinars
Future webinar ideas
We are always looking for inspiration for future webinar topics and areas of interest. Please email the NDRS team at [email protected] with your ideas and suggestions.
Bitesize series
The National Disease Registration Service (NDRS) bitesize series provides an introduction and overview of some of our data sets and products. Watch these videos to get an idea of what the data covers, how to access it and who to contact for more information.
Explore the bitesize video series.
Last edited: 22 April 2026 5:04 pm
