South Australian Cancer Registry
The South Australian Cancer Registry informs trends in cancer incidence, mortality and survival across South Australia.
Learn morePopulation health registries use statewide pregnancy and cancer data to support health planning, monitoring, reporting and insights.
Population health registries bring together statewide pregnancy and cancer data to help monitor health trends and outcomes across South Australia.
We manage legislated health data collections, including the Pregnancy Outcome Unit (POU) and South Australian Cancer Registry (SACR). These collections provide information on pregnancy characteristics and outcomes, and trends in cancer incidence, mortality and survival.
This work supports state and national reporting, health planning, prevention activities and program delivery. We work with clinicians, consumers, researchers and other stakeholders to define and develop meaningful data assets that can be used to drive insights.
We respond to requests for data, evidence and evaluation services.
Custodianship update
Following the transfer of registry functions from Preventive Health SA in July 2026, the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health is now responsible for the stewardship, governance and custodianship of the POU and SACR.
The South Australian Cancer Registry informs trends in cancer incidence, mortality and survival across South Australia.
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The Pregnancy Outcome Unit monitors trends in pregnancy characteristics and outcomes across South Australia.
Learn moreYou can request data from our population health registries. Requests may include aggregated data tables, bespoke reports, data linkages and statistical analyses.
We will review your request and contact you about next steps, including if ethics approval is needed.
Standard data requests may take 4 to 6 weeks to review and complete. Timeframes for larger requests may vary depending on the scope.
Submit a data request using the form below.
Some data requests need ethics approval before we can provide data. This is a requirement for all requests concerning unit record data or data for research purposes.
We will let you know if ethics approval is needed.
Our data collections are governed by the Department for Health and Wellbeing Human Research Ethics Committee.
Email us at CEIH@sa.gov.au.