Despite being usually delivered in oncological patients, radiotherapy can be used as a
successful treatment for several non-malignant disorders. Even though this use of …

The promotion of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) is being increasingly pursued in
health care, both in general and within radiation oncology. Because bibliometrics is a …

PURPOSE Hypofractionated breast radiotherapy has been found to be equivalent to
conventional fractionation in many clinical trials. Using data from the European Society for …

We use time-driven activity-based costing (TDABC) to estimate the cost of radiation
treatments at the national level. Although TDABC has mostly been applied at the hospital …

Background and purpose: Metastatic and incurable cancers of the gynaecological tract
(FGTC) represent a major global health burden. Systemic treatment has modest efficacy and …

Summary In this Policy Review we discuss ten key pressure points in the NHS in the delivery
of cancer care services that need to be urgently addressed by a comprehensive national …

In selected patients, intraoperative radiotherapy (IORT) offers an alternative to standard
external beam radiotherapy (EBRT) while providing equivalent breast cancer control …

Background: Hypo-fractionation can be an effective strategy to lower costs and save time,
increasing patient access to advanced radiation therapy. To demonstrate this potential in …

Background Deep inspiration breath hold (DIBH) is an effective technique for reducing heart
exposure during radiotherapy for left-sided breast cancer. Despite its benefits, cost …

Purpose A shift towards (ultra-) hypofractionated breast irradiation can have important
implications for the practice of contemporary radiation oncology. This paper presents a …