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Developing quality assurance programs in radiation therapy for technologists.

Boothe Ka, Thyfault Pj

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In every radiation therapy department, quality assurance procedures performed on treatment units are a necessary portion of the department's daily routine. Technologists, given the necessary information and instruction, can perform these procedures under the auspices of the medical physicist.

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In every radiation therapy department, quality assurance procedures performed on treatment units are a necessary portion of the department's daily routine. Technologists, given the necessary information and instruction, can perform these procedures under the auspices of the medical physicist.

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In every radiation therapy department, quality assurance procedures performed on treatment units are a necessary portion of the department's daily routine. Technologists, given the necessary information and instruction, can perform these procedures under the auspices of the medical physicist.

Key concepts: Quality assurance, Medical physics, Medical physicist, Medicine, Quality (philosophy), Medical radiation, Computer science, External quality assessment

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