Leveraging the Power of Scripting and Automation in Radiation Therapy

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Faisal Alshamrani · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Anthony Karl · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Brendan Chick · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Gareth C. Livingston · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Maree Wood · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

Stuart Greenham · Cancer Institute of New South Wales

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Introduction: In 2022, 162163 new cancer cases were diagnosed in Australia, with one in two patients potentially benefiting from radiation therapy.Research involvement among radiation therapists is associated with improved outcomes and career satisfaction.However, increased clinical workloads and lack of time are key barriers to participation.Scripting automation provide time-saving solutions that can help overcome these challenges.or not-for-profit sectors.

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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques Advances in Oncology and Radiotherapy Management of metastatic bone disease

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Published in: OncoDaily Medical Journal

DOI: 10.69690/odmj-018-3101-6548

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Leveraging the Power of Scripting and Automation in Radiation Therapy

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