Quality assurance in planning and implementing radiation therapy.
A. Piermattei, Giuseppe Arcòvito, L. Azario, G Rossi
Abstract
A. Piermattei, Giuseppe Arcòvito, L. Azario, G Rossi
Abstract
Quality Assurance (QA) programs in radiotherapy are based on an interdisciplinary team work with the participation of physicists and physicians in treatment decision-making and in the determination of accuracy in dosimetry. In this short article, quality control (QC) procedures for computer-assisted treatment planning and implementation, are reported. Particular attention is paid to the technological developments which could make QC programs feasible at Radiotherapy centers.
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Quality Assurance (QA) programs in radiotherapy are based on an interdisciplinary team work with the participation of physicists and physicians in treatment decision-making and in the determination of accuracy in dosimetry. In this short article, quality control (QC) procedures for computer-assisted treatment planning and implementation, are reported. Particular attention is paid to the technological developments which could make QC programs feasible at Radiotherapy centers.
Key concepts: Quality assurance, Medicine, Radiation treatment planning, Radiation therapy, Medical physics, Quality (philosophy), Work (physics), Radiology