AAPM VL-The Science of Safety - From Brute Force QA to Focused Effort

2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: The Science of Safety - From Brute Force QA to Focused Effort

Risks and Benefits of Automation in Radiotherapy
James Lamb, University of California, Los Angeles
jlamb@mednet.ucla.edu

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	A Systems Approach Using Data to Improve Safety and Quality in Radiation Oncology - Sasa Mutic, PhD Washington University School of Medicine
	Error Discovery in Radiotherapy Plan Verification: An Advanced Probabilistic Approach - Alan Kalet, PhD University of Washington
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2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: The Science of Safety - From Brute Force QA to Focused Effort