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Call for Applications for Experts on the Registry Evaluation Committee (REC)
Letter of Intent 2026
The National Cancer Institute, Santé publique France, and the National Institute of Health and Medical Research are issuing a call for applications to select qualified individuals to participate in the evaluation of registries within the Registry Evaluation Committee (CER).
Applications must be submitted by March 29, 2026.
The Registry Evaluation Committee, established by Santé publique France, the National Institute of Health and Medical Research, and the National Cancer Institute, has the following missions:
To evaluate the registries, taking into account both their research and public health missions; it must develop a set of guidelines and define the procedure for evaluating the registries,
Issue recommendations on the operation and research and public health activities of the evaluated registries,
Monitor the implementation of its recommendations,
Submit to the Strategic Committee on Registries a statement of needs, particularly with regard to epidemiology and prevention and care policies.
It comprises a maximum of twelve qualified individuals selected by a jury and then appointed by joint decision of the Director General of Santé publique France, the President and CEO of the National Institute of Health and Medical Research, and the President of the National Cancer Institute, for a term of three years, renewable once.
The CER, established by Santé publique France, Inserm, and INCa, has the following missions:
To evaluate registries, taking into account both their research and public health missions and based on a set of standards
To issue recommendations on the operations and research and public health activities of the evaluated registries
To monitor the implementation of its recommendations
To propose to the Strategic Committee on Registries an assessment of needs, particularly with regard to epidemiology and prevention and care policies
The CER is composed of twelve qualified experts in the fields of epidemiology and public health and in the areas covered by the registries, particularly rare diseases.
The next meeting of the CER will be held at the beginning of the second quarter of 2025 to select the letters of intent.
