Registry workflows
Structured longitudinal records, evolving classifications and rule-based validation.
A national registry
ecosystem built
to evolve.
A long-running software ecosystem supporting cancer registration, disease-specific clinical registries and public epidemiological analytics in Slovenia.
Cancer RegistryClinical registriesSloveniaLong-term evolution
CustomerOncology Institute Ljubljana
CountrySlovenia
DomainCancer registration · clinical registries · epidemiology
Lucis contributionLong-term development, maintenance and evolution
The context
Cancer registration is longitudinal by design.
Cancer-registration systems support structured longitudinal data, evolving classifications and rules, registry workflows, reporting and analytics over long operational lifecycles.
The ecosystem connects the Cancer Registry of the Republic of Slovenia, disease-specific clinical registries and the SLORA public analytics portal as related parts of one information environment.
Lucis contribution
Registry engineering across a connected ecosystem.
For more than a decade, Lucis has contributed software development and maintenance expertise to Slovenia’s cancer-registration ecosystem, including national and clinical registry applications and the SLORA public analytics portal.
Clinical registries
Common platform capabilities adapted to disease-specific registry needs.
Reporting and SLORA
Epidemiological reporting, public data visualization and access to population-health information.
How the ecosystem fits together
From registry inputs to public insight.
The ecosystem brings structured registry workflows, disease-specific modules and epidemiological analytics into a continuous information flow.
01Clinical inputs
Capture structured registry and clinical information.
02Registry core
Validate, organize and maintain longitudinal cancer data.
03Clinical registries
Support disease-specific workflows and reporting needs.
04SLORA & analytics
Turn registry data into reporting and public epidemiological insight.
The responsibility
Long-lived registry software must preserve data continuity while classifications, clinical rules and analytical needs continue to change.
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