Patients

What is a registry ?

A cancer registry collects data on each person affected in a given population.

It is a resource for cancer research and for fostering collaboration between researchers by supporting future research projects in this field.

For patients, it is a way to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and possibly to the improvement of treatments.

recherche clinique en cancer du sein 1
recherche clinique en cancer du sein 2

Quebec Metastatic 
Breast Cancer Registry 

Initiated by its Scientific Committee, and under the leadership of Dr. Sarkis Meterissian, the McPeak-Sirois Group set up the first Quebec Metastatic Breast Cancer Registry, which benefits from the full support of the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux (MSSS) as well as of the Direction nationale du Programme québécois de cancérologie.

Launched in 2021 with the financial support several partners, the Registry is gradually being extended to the other member hospitals of the consortium.

Find out more

PROgress Tracker

Breast Cancer Registry

The McPeak-Sirois Group supports in Quebec the promotion of a pan-Canadian registry from our partner Breast Cancer Canada.

This registry is open to anyone diagnosed with breast cancer, regardless of the stage of the disease or moment of their journey.

From diagnosis to remission, this 10-year initiative aims to understand not only the effectiveness of treatment, but also the mental, emotional and physical impact of breast cancer on patients.

In short:

  • PROgress Tracker is a pan-Canadian breast cancer registry that collects patient-reported outcomes (PRO) data.
  • The project is governed by a research ethics committee;
  • Data collection is carried out using questionnaires covering various experiences of participants with breast cancer over time, from diagnosis to treatment and monitoring;
  • Anonymized data is collected in a database to allow researchers and clinicians to analyze responses from a large population to assess quality of care, identify gaps and disparities and thus inform breast cancer policies and clinical care standards from coast to coast.
Find out more
recherche clinique en cancer du sein 3

Subscribe to our newsletter

Infolettre-footer-En
Language of communication

Improving the fight against breast cancer by increasing access to and participation in clinical research studies.

In order to make the text more readable, patients is used in the feminine form since breast cancer mainly affects women.

info@mcpeaksirois.org
+1 514 509 8855
+1 514 509 8855
+1 514 509 8855
+1 514 509 8855
+1 514 509 8855
+1 514 509 8855

Subscribe to our newsletter

You will receive relevant information about clinical research in breast cancer as well as news about the public events we organize.

Infolettre-En
Language of communication