The Cyber Cancer Registry provides new cancer registrars with hands-on practice in cancer registry operations.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not sure
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

This item assesses whether the Cyber Cancer Registry provides new cancer registrars with hands-on practice in registry operations. Hands-on practice means actively doing the tasks registrars perform—such as data abstraction and coding, quality checks, data submission, and using registry software—in a training setting with guidance and feedback. If the resource describes guided exercises, realistic datasets, simulations, and mentoring to build practical skills, that demonstrates hands-on practice. Therefore, the statement is true because it aligns with the described training approach. Claiming otherwise would ignore or contradict the practical, applied training described, while the uncertain or not applicable options don’t fit the evidence of hands-on training being provided.