The Radiotherapy Special Interest Group (RT SIG) is a forum to discuss matters pertaining to radiotherapy physics.
The RT SIG objectives are to promote continuous professional development, education and training and be a forum for radiotherapy information transfer. This will be achieved through collaborative research and projects, workshops and sharing experiences and information to benefit the group and educate each other.
We hope to meet every four months and stay in contact in between as necessary.
Collaborative research and projects
IMRT QA and Protocols
This project will initially involve comparing IMRT protocols and QA from all interested departments, with a view to reducing QA time and creating IMRT guidelines and an IMRT audit system.
Project Contact: Brian Langan, St Luke’s Hospital, Dublin
Brachytherapy – survey and standard reporting
This project will involve surveying brachytherapy practices in Ireland by gathering information on equipment, planning systems, implantation techniques and dose reporting. The aim of the project is to have standard protocols and common reporting techniques across the country so we can share data for research project.
Project Contact: Anysja Zuchora, University Hospital Galway
Plan Checking Protocols
This project will involve a survey of plan checking and verification practices in Ireland.
Project Contact: Louise Fahy, University Hospital Galway
SIG ConvenorMs. Louise Fahy, University Hospital Galway
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Monday, 15 August 2011 13:02 |
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The next meeting will take place on Wednesday 5th October at 1pm via videoconference link between St. James’s Hospital Dublin, University Hospital Galway, Cork University Hospital and Belfast City Hospital |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 18 August 2011 12:33 |
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Thursday, 31 March 2011 10:41 |
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The next Radiotherapy Radiation Special Interest Group meeting will be held at 1pm on Wednesday 13th April 2011 via videoconference link with locations in Galway, Dublin, Cork and Belfast.
Galway: Classroom 4, Nurses Homes, University Hospital Galway
Dublin: Telesynergy Room (Room 3.50), 2nd Floor Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, St James’s Hospital
Cork: Oncology Conference Room, Cork University Hospital
Belfast: Seminar Room 1, Cancer Centre, Belfast City Hospital
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Last Updated on Friday, 22 July 2011 10:30 |
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