Welcome to the National Registry of Diseases Office (NRDO) of Singapore

Previously called the National Disease Registries Office, NRDO acquired its current name when the National Registry of Diseases Act came into place in December 2007.

The functions of NRDO are to:

• Collect and maintain information on reportable diseases that have been diagnosed and treated in Singapore
• Compile and publish statistics on the epidemiology, management and outcomes of reportable diseases
• Provide information for national public health policies, healthcare services and programmes.

NRDO is currently managing five registries:

• Cancer
• Renal
• Stroke
• Acute Myocardial Infarction
• Donor Care (Kidney & Liver) (NEW)

What’s New

• Stroke Registry Interim Report 2005-2010

This annual interim report provides an overview of the trends of stroke in Singapore and its associated risk factors.

• Heath Factsheet - Trends of Colorectal Cancer in Singapore

This latest paper provides an overview of colorectal trends (2006-2010) in Singapore.

• Heath Factsheet - Trends of End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) in Singapore

This factsheet provides an overview of ESRD trends (1999-2009) in Singapore. It also aims to raise awareness on the preventive measures to reduce the risk of developing ESRD

• Singapore Cancer Registry Interim Report 2006-2010

The report provides incidence cancer diagnosed between 2006 and 2010, and mortality of cancer patients died during this period, with focus on top 10 specific cancer sites, by gender and ethnic groups.

• World Diabetes Day (Diabetes Information Paper 2011)

This year's theme for World Diabetes Day is 'Diabetes Education and Prevention'. It highlights the need to increase awareness of the adverse effects of diabetes and encourages everyone to adopt a healthy lifestyle and better manage this condition.

The Electronic Service (E-service) is an online notification system for health professionals to notify reportable diseases / conditions.