The American Board of Radiology Focused Practice Recognition in Brachytherapy (FPRB) Program: Opportunities lost, lessons learned, and future implications.

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Abstract
In 2011, the American Board of Medical Specialties approved a pilot project submitted by the American Board of Radiology for a Focused Practice Recognition in Brachytherapy initiative. Developers had anticipated significant interest within the profession and had hoped that the project would stimulate clinical interest, research, and education in the modality. A centerpiece of the project was a National Brachytherapy Registry, which was to serve as a dynamic longitudinal database for participants and the profession. Ultimately, the project did not achieve its anticipated goals and was terminated by the American Board of Radiology in 2015. Development, implementation, problems encountered, and potential implications and solutions are discussed.
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Authors Wallner, Paul E;Kupelian, Patrick;Erickson, Beth;Alektiar, Kaled M;Laszakovits, David;Henson, Tina M;Wang, Pin-Chieh;Steinberg, Michael L;
Journal Practical radiation oncology
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10.1016/j.prro.2015.08.006
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