CSv2 Webcasts - Lung Cancer

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Starting with cancer cases diagnosed in 2010, Collaborative Stage Version 2 (CSv2) is the required staging schema for cancer reporting. This CSv2 Lung Cancer webcast is intended for cancer reporters working in American College of Surgeons facilities (or in non-ACoS facilities that follow ACoS guidelines).

Please download or copy (or have handy) the following materials before viewing this training session. A link to the training webcast appears below the list of materials.

• Slides handout (PDF, 35 MB KB)
  
  
• Worksheet (to complete each of the exercises) (PDF, 21 KB)
  
  
• Exercises:
  
  • Lung Case 1 (PDF, 35 KB)
  • Lung Case 2 (PDF, 37 KB)
  • Lung Case 3 (PDF, 32 KB)
  • Lung Case 4 (PDF, 37 KB)
  • Lung Case 5 (PDF, 31 KB)
  • Lung Case 6 (PDF, 29 KB)
  • Lung Case 7 (PDF, 28 KB)
  • Lung Case 8 (PDF, 31 KB)
  • Lung Case 9 (PDF, 23 KB)
  
  
• Answer sheets for each exercise:
  
  • Answer Sheet 1 (PDF, 39 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 2 (PDF, 43 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 3 (PDF, 41 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 4 (PDF, 35 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 5 (PDF, 38 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 6 (PDF, 35 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 7 (PDF, 39 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 8 (PDF, 39 KB)
  • Answer Sheet 9 (PDF, 38 KB)
  
  
• You will need the Lung CSv2 Schema to complete the exercises. You can find that schema at the CSv2 website Site-Specific Schema page (exit DHS).
  
  
• Evaluation form (PDF,  36 KB) (When completed, print and fax to Carole at 608-264-9881.)
  
  
• ICD-O-3 coding manual

Collaborative Staging version 2 - Lung Cancer (webcast, help)

Please note: This presentation is brought to you by the Wisconsin Cancer Reporting System. The trainer Carole Eberle is also a certified trainer for Phase I and Phase II of the Collaborative Stage version 2. This is a program from the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) at the American College of Surgeons, Commission on Cancer.

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If you have any questions, please contact Carole.

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Last Revised:  September 06, 2012

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