Hospice Reporting Form - Puerto Rico Central Cancer Registry

The Hospice Reporting Form for the Puerto Rico Central Cancer Registry is used to collect data on patients receiving hospice care in Puerto Rico. It helps track and document the prevalence and outcomes of hospice care for cancer patients in the region.

FAQ

Q: What is the Hospice Reporting Form?
A: The Hospice Reporting Form is a document used by the Puerto Rico Central Cancer Registry to collect information about hospice care.

Q: Who completes the Hospice Reporting Form?
A: Hospice facilities in Puerto Rico complete the Hospice Reporting Form.

Q: What information is collected on the Hospice Reporting Form?
A: The Hospice Reporting Form collects information about patients receiving hospice care, including demographic data, cancer diagnosis, and details about the hospice services provided.

Q: Why is the Hospice Reporting Form important?
A: The Hospice Reporting Form helps the Puerto Rico Central Cancer Registry track the use of hospice care, monitor trends in cancer patients' end-of-life care, and improve cancer care services.

Q: Is the Hospice Reporting Form mandatory?
A: Yes, hospice facilities in Puerto Rico are required to complete the Hospice Reporting Form.

Q: Can individuals access the data collected on the Hospice Reporting Form?
A: Individuals cannot directly access the data collected on the Hospice Reporting Form. However, aggregate data may be available for research purposes.

Q: Is the Hospice Reporting Form specific to Puerto Rico?
A: Yes, the Hospice Reporting Form is specific to the Puerto Rico Central Cancer Registry.