STORE Basics
What STORE is, why it exists, and how standardized registry data are used.
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A practical course for learning how to navigate STORE, choose the right registry reference, and apply a repeatable abstraction workflow.
STORE becomes easier when you learn the reasoning process instead of trying to memorize every code. Identify the question, use the reference that owns it, read the definition and notes, verify documentation, and perform quality control.
What STORE is, why it exists, and how standardized registry data are used.
Learn which reference owns the question before you start coding.
Use definitions, instructions, notes, exceptions, and search effectively.
Connect clinical facts to standardized registry fields and documentation.
Avoid using the wrong standards for a case.
Apply the workflow to surgery, treatment, and site-specific data.
Keep AJCC staging and registry data collection in their proper lanes.
Apply the workflow to fictional breast, colon, and lymphoid cases.
| Question | Start here |
|---|---|
| Primary site / histology | Applicable Solid Tumor Rules |
| Hematopoietic / lymphoid diagnosis | Applicable hematopoietic/lymphoid resources |
| AJCC stage | AJCC staging resources |
| CoC registry data item | STORE |
| Systemic agent classification | SEER*Rx + applicable instructions |
| SEER Summary Stage | SEER Summary Stage resources |
This is original instructional content and does not replace ACS CoC standards.