inter-departmental dosimetry audits – development of methods and lessons learned
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Abstract
External dosimetry audits give confidence in the safe and accurate delivery of radiotherapy. In the United Kingdom, such audits have been performed for almost 30 years. From the start, they included clinically relevant conditions, as well as reference machine output. Recently, national audits have tested new or complex techniques, but these methods are then used in regional audits by a peer-to-peer approach. This local approach builds up the radiotherapy community, facilitates communication, and brings synergy to medical physics.
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| Authors | ;David J Eaton;Steve Bolton;Russell A. S. Thomas;Catharine H Clark |
| Journal | arya atherosclerosis |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.4103/0971-6203.170791
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