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Session 14a Poster Highlights Session 14a Poster Highlights Radiation Oncology, Radiobiology Radiation Oncology, Radiobiology Over 50 posters Over 50 posters Worldwide participation Worldwide participation Wide spectrum of


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Session 14a Poster Highlights Session 14a Poster Highlights Radiation Oncology, Radiobiology Radiation Oncology, Radiobiology

  • Over 50 posters

Over 50 posters

  • Worldwide participation

Worldwide participation

  • Wide spectrum of issues addressed

Wide spectrum of issues addressed

  • Impossible to review all

Impossible to review all

  • Criteria

Criteria

  • Selection based on a fit with a theme

Selection based on a fit with a theme

  • No ranking re: quality of the abstract

No ranking re: quality of the abstract

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Radiation Oncology Posters Radiation Oncology Posters

  • Excellent quality

Excellent quality

  • Interesting issues addressed

Interesting issues addressed

  • Focus

Focus

  • Program development

Program development

  • Implementation

Implementation

  • Training

Training

  • Implementation of new technologies

Implementation of new technologies

  • Audit of results

Audit of results

  • Clinical trials

Clinical trials

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Radiation Oncology Posters Radiation Oncology Posters

  • Discussion

Discussion

  • Mary Gospodarowicz, Toronto

Mary Gospodarowicz, Toronto

  • Program implementation

Program implementation

  • Technology

Technology

  • Implementation

Implementation

  • Investigation

Investigation

  • Pierre

Pierre Scalliet Scalliet , Brussels , Brussels

  • Audit of practice

Audit of practice

  • Clinical trials

Clinical trials

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Programs Programs

  • Mentorship

Mentorship

  • Poster # 80

Poster # 80

  • Terry Wall

Terry Wall – – ASTRO ASTRO

  • internationaloutreach@astro.org

internationaloutreach@astro.org

  • Needs assessment

Needs assessment

  • Questions

Questions

  • Inventory of activities

Inventory of activities

  • ASTRO support

ASTRO support -

  • funding

funding

  • Program evaluation

Program evaluation

  • Discussion

Discussion

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Programs Programs

  • Mentorship

Mentorship

  • Poster # 117

Poster # 117 – – Train the trainer Train the trainer

  • Mary Coffey

Mary Coffey – – ESTRO, IAEA ESTRO, IAEA

  • mcoffey@tcd.ie

mcoffey@tcd.ie

  • Questions

Questions

  • Needs

Needs – – education, mentorship, standards education, mentorship, standards

  • Career paths for radiographers, radiation therapists

Career paths for radiographers, radiation therapists

  • International accreditation of training programs

International accreditation of training programs

  • Program evaluation

Program evaluation

  • Twinning models for support

Twinning models for support

  • Discussion

Discussion

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Programs Programs

  • Mentorship

Mentorship

  • Poster # 99

Poster # 99

  • Development of specialist training

Development of specialist training programme programme in in clinical oncology clinical oncology – – the Malaysian experience the Malaysian experience – – DWY Wong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia DWY Wong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

  • Adoption of existing standards

Adoption of existing standards

  • Use of external expertise

Use of external expertise

  • IAEA support

IAEA support

  • Questions

Questions

  • Use of distant learning modules, internet

Use of distant learning modules, internet

  • Mentorship for

Mentorship for programme programme leaders leaders

  • International accreditation

International accreditation

  • Sharing experience in the region

Sharing experience in the region

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Programs Programs

  • # 89

# 89 Design and evaluation of a national Design and evaluation of a national programme programme to increase the capacity for radiation to increase the capacity for radiation

  • ncology
  • ncology –

– P P Vos Vos, Tilburg, Netherlands , Tilburg, Netherlands

  • # 100 Analysis of ethnic and regional disparities

# 100 Analysis of ethnic and regional disparities and appropriate rate of the use of radiotherapy in and appropriate rate of the use of radiotherapy in lung cancer in New Zealand lung cancer in New Zealand – – G Stevens, G Stevens, Auckland, NZ Auckland, NZ

  • # 115 Collaboration with the IAEA to improve

# 115 Collaboration with the IAEA to improve cancer care in Estonia cancer care in Estonia – – E E Gershkevitsch Gershkevitsch, Tallinn, , Tallinn, Estonia Estonia

  • # 118 Strategy of the system

# 118 Strategy of the system physicotechnical physicotechnical development of radiation oncology in Russia development of radiation oncology in Russia – – V V Kostylev Kostylev, Moscow, Russia , Moscow, Russia

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Programs Programs -

  • Issues

Issues

  • Importance of cancer registration

Importance of cancer registration

  • Determine optimal resources needed

Determine optimal resources needed

  • Evaluate RT utilization and access to treatment

Evaluate RT utilization and access to treatment

  • Improving resources in the country

Improving resources in the country

  • Examine the gap between ideal and current state

Examine the gap between ideal and current state

  • Data driven program implementation

Data driven program implementation

  • Use of existing standards

Use of existing standards

  • International partnerships

International partnerships

  • Sharing experience

Sharing experience -

  • successes and failures

successes and failures

  • Role of professional societies and international

Role of professional societies and international

  • rganizations
  • rganizations
  • Health services research in radiation oncology

Health services research in radiation oncology

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Technology Technology

  • # 93 CT

# 93 CT-

  • based planning for

based planning for craniospinal craniospinal irradiation irradiation – – I I Jadarat Jadarat , Amman, Jordan , Amman, Jordan

  • # 94 Establishing plaque therapy for ocular

# 94 Establishing plaque therapy for ocular tumours tumours in Jordan in Jordan – – I I Jadarat Jadarat , Amman, , Amman, Jordan Jordan

  • Issues

Issues

  • Careful application of new technologies

Careful application of new technologies

  • Adoption of external standards

Adoption of external standards

  • Networking

Networking

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Technology Technology

  • # 119 Implementing IMRT for H & N

# 119 Implementing IMRT for H & N– – the steps of the steps of the process M Lopes, Coimbra, Portugal the process M Lopes, Coimbra, Portugal

  • # 121 Experience of transition from 2D to 3D RT

# 121 Experience of transition from 2D to 3D RT – – S S Afroz Afroz, , Mohakhali Mohakhali, Bangladesh , Bangladesh

  • # 129 Comparison of GTV and PTV with 3D CRT

# 129 Comparison of GTV and PTV with 3D CRT vs vs 2D 2D – – N N Gombodorj Gombodorj , Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia , Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

  • Comments

Comments

  • Optimal physics must go together with optimal clinical

Optimal physics must go together with optimal clinical decision making decision making

  • Creative identification of resources needed; regional

Creative identification of resources needed; regional partnerships partnerships

  • National Cancer

National Cancer Centres Centres – – important leaders in important leaders in technology implementation technology implementation

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Technology Technology

  • # 87 Implementation of 3D CRT and IMRT

# 87 Implementation of 3D CRT and IMRT for prostate cancer for prostate cancer – – 3 yr experience NCI 3 yr experience NCI Columbia Columbia – – R R Ospino Ospino, , bogota bogota, Columbia , Columbia

  • # 105 Image

# 105 Image-

  • guided IMRT for prostate

guided IMRT for prostate cancer cancer – – KRG Britton, Sendai, Japan KRG Britton, Sendai, Japan

  • Issues

Issues

  • Common cancer, outcomes known, toxicity

Common cancer, outcomes known, toxicity very important focus very important focus

  • Prostate

Prostate – – extremely good extremely good ‘ ‘learning ground learning ground” ”

  • Why not adopt external practice

Why not adopt external practice

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Technology Technology

  • # 113 Adapting

# 113 Adapting linac linac to electron IORT to electron IORT for early breast cancer for early breast cancer – – C Campos, C Campos, Brazil Brazil

  • Comment

Comment

  • Pragmatic solution to meet local

Pragmatic solution to meet local demand demand

  • Preserve access and quality

Preserve access and quality

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Comments Comments

  • Programs

Programs

  • Health services research important in

Health services research important in radiation oncology radiation oncology

  • Deals with optimal utilization, access,

Deals with optimal utilization, access, quality, cost effectiveness, resource quality, cost effectiveness, resource allocation allocation

  • Attention to training and education

Attention to training and education

  • Need for standards and

Need for standards and accrediation accrediation

  • Communities of practice

Communities of practice

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Comment Comment

  • Appetite for adoption of new

Appetite for adoption of new technologies technologies

  • Systematic implementation using

Systematic implementation using international guidance international guidance

  • Challenges

Challenges

  • Development

Development – – resources and expertise resources and expertise

  • Application

Application – – appropriatness appropriatness, quality , quality

  • Evaluation

Evaluation – – outcomes e.g., acute

  • utcomes e.g., acute

toxicity, local control, late effects toxicity, local control, late effects

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