Online Data Tools

The Radiation Oncology Online Tool This tool provides information about who is accessing radiation therapy and how treatment protocols differ by DHB (now Te Whatu Ora district) and treatment centre. The online tool makes non-identifiable and aggregated information transparent and available to cancer centres, DHBs and Regional Hubs to enable them to compare against one another and against national guidelines.

Cancer Care Data Explorer This interactive tool explores the quality of care and outcomes for people diagnosed with cancer in New Zealand. It presents the latest indicator results for bowel, lung and prostate cancer by geographic areas and by age, sex, ethnic group and neighbourhood deprivation. More cancers types will be added as they become available.

Cancer Web Tool A new interactive web tool which presents data on cancer registrations, diagnoses and deaths for the period between 2011 - 2020 in Aotearoa New Zealand. It replaces cancer registrations and historical cancer data previously published as stand alone Excel files. This new web tool includes data about primary cancer diagnoses and deaths registered where cancer was the underlying cause of death. Information presented includes demographic information (for example ethnicity and sex), and cause of death by cancer type. This publication is a Tier 1 Statistic.

National Colonoscopy Wait Time Indicator Exploring, visualizing, and comparing trends in colonoscopy wait times can provide valuable insights into healthcare system performance, resource allocation, and patient outcomes

National Cervical Screening Programme Coverage Report This tool supports the National Cervical Screening Programme by providing information on programme coverage.

NZ Census Mortality and Cancer Trends Study Data Explorer Explore, visualise and compare trends in mortality and cancer incidence over time by total mortality, total cancer incidence, ethnicity, income, and age.

Route to cancer diagnosis dashboard This interactive tool allows you to explore data on cancers diagnosed within 30-days of emergency or acute (unplanned) hospital admission. Patients who are diagnosed following an emergency or unplanned hospital admission often present with severe symptoms, indicating an advanced stage of cancer resulting in poorer outcomes. This tool presents the latest indicator results for 22 cancer types by geographic areas and by age, sex, ethnic group, rural-urban status and neighbourhood deprivation.