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SU-A-DBRB AAPM Medical Physics Student Meeting: The Role of Automation in Clinics of the Future
Automated Knowledge - Based Planning Across Multiple Disease Sites and 1,000+ Patients: The UC San Diego ExperiencePresented by Kevin Moore, UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 12727

SU-A-DBRB AAPM Medical Physics Student Meeting: The Role of Automation in Clinics of the Future
Impact of Artificial Intelligence On Cancer RadiotherapyPresented by Steve Jiang, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.9 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 12728

SU-A-DBRB AAPM Medical Physics Student Meeting: The Role of Automation in Clinics of the Future Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12730

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future
IntroductionPresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12720

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future
An Overview of the 2018 AAPM Teaching WorkshopPresented by Victor Montemayor, PhD Germantown Academy
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12721

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future
Education as a Tool for Directing Our FuturePresented by William Sensakovic, PhD Florida Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12722

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future
Provocative Questions in Medical PhysicsPresented by Joann Prisciandaro, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12723

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future
Future Training of Diagnostic Medical PhysicistsPresented by Michael McNitt-Gray, PhD David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12724

SU-B-KDBRA1 Education Council Symposium: Medical Physics Education: Beyond the Future Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12726

SU-C-KDBRA1 Joint Council Symposium: Science and the Medical Physicist
IntrodutionPresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12713

SU-C-KDBRA1 Joint Council Symposium: Science and the Medical Physicist
The Mindset of a ScientistPresented by Ehsan Samei, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12714

SU-C-KDBRA1 Joint Council Symposium: Science and the Medical Physicist
Science and the Medical Physicist in Product DevelopmentPresented by John Sabol, PhD G.E. Healthcare
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12715

SU-C-KDBRA1 Joint Council Symposium: Science and the Medical Physicist
Science and the Medical Physicist in RegulationsPresented by Aldo Badano, PhD Food & Drug Administration
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12716

SU-C-KDBRA1 Joint Council Symposium: Science and the Medical Physicist
Science and the Medical Physicist in InnovationPresented by Thomas Mackie, PhD
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12717

SU-D-KDBRA1 Professional Council Symposium: Science in the Clinic
IntroducionPresented by Daniel Pavord, MS Health Quest
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12707

SU-D-KDBRA1 Professional Council Symposium: Science in the Clinic
Using Scientific Thought to Avoid MistakesPresented by David Followill, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12708

SU-D-KDBRA1 Professional Council Symposium: Science in the Clinic
QA: Past, Present, FuturePresented by Todd Pawlicki, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12709

SU-D-KDBRA1 Professional Council Symposium: Science in the Clinic
Leading Change in the Clinic and Getting the Resources You Need to Support ItPresented by Jessica Clements, MS Kaiser Permanente
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12710

SU-D-KDBRA1 Professional Council Symposium: Science in the Clinic Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12712

MO-AB-205 CT Intensive I: Radiology Lite
Sneak Peek of the Reading Room: What Radiologists Look for in CT ExamsPresented by Geoffrey Wile, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 12850

MO-AB-205 CT Intensive I: Radiology Lite
Choosing the Right Scan Parameters: Basic Scans Neuro, MSK, BodyPresented by Dianna Cody, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.1 (higher is better), with 10 responding
VLID: 12851

MO-AB-205 CT Intensive I: Radiology Lite
Choosing the Right Scan Parameters: Complex Scans Cardiac, Angio, FluoroPresented by Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD Johns Hopkins Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12852

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs
Overview of Radiation Oncology Accreditation in the U.S.Presented by Brian Wang, PhD Univ Louisville
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12854

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs
ACR ROPAPresented by Maria Chan, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 12855

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs
ACROPresented by Matthew Podgorsak, PhD Roswell Park Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12856

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs
ASTROPresented by Sean Zhang, PhD City of Hope Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12857

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs
SRS/SBRT Specialty AccreditationPresented by Stanley Benedict, PhD UC Davis Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12858

MO-AB-207 Radiation Oncology Accreditation Programs Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12860

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge
Welcome / Emerging Models in Global Health for Medical Physicists and experiences in parts unknownPresented by Wilfred Ngwa, PhD Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12830

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge
Medical Physics for World BenefitPresented by Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12831

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge
Productive research collaborations with global partners to address challenges in low-resource clinicsPresented by Kelly Kisling, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12832

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge
Professional development, funding opportunities, and career paths for Medical Physicists in Global HealthPresented by Stephen Avery, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12833

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge
Interactive Panel discussion on Medical Physicists and the Global Health ChallengePresented by Erno Sajo, PhD University Massachusetts Lowell
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12834

MO-AB-209 Medical Physicists and the Global Health Challenge Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12835

MO-AB-KDBRB1 Building a Successful Adaptive Radiotherapy Program
Clinical Evidence for Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Olga Green, PhD Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12845

MO-AB-KDBRB1 Building a Successful Adaptive Radiotherapy Program
Contouring Strategies for Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Rojano Kashani, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12846

MO-AB-KDBRB1 Building a Successful Adaptive Radiotherapy Program
Treatment Planning Considerations for Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Qing-Rong Jackie Wu, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12847

MO-AB-KDBRB1 Building a Successful Adaptive Radiotherapy Program
Patient Specific QA Strategies for Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Daniel Low, PhD UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12848

MO-AB-KDBRB1 Building a Successful Adaptive Radiotherapy Program Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12849

MO-A-DBRA Advances and Applications of Dual Energy CT and CBCT for Radiation Therapy
Improving Delineation and Response Assessment Using Dual Energy CT in Radiation TherapyPresented by X. Allen Li, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12822

MO-A-DBRA Advances and Applications of Dual Energy CT and CBCT for Radiation Therapy
Clinical Implementation of Dual Energy CT and Proton Therapy ApplicationsPresented by Chia-Ho Hua, PhD St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12823

MO-A-DBRA Advances and Applications of Dual Energy CT and CBCT for Radiation Therapy
Dual Energy CBCT: Current Progress and Potential ApplicationsPresented by Stuart Swerdloff, MS Elekta, Pty
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12824

MO-A-DBRA Advances and Applications of Dual Energy CT and CBCT for Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12825

MO-A-DBRB Summary and Insights Into the TG-43U1S2 Report On Brachytherapy Dosimetry
TG-43U1S2: Report Summary, Methods to Formulate Consensus Data, and Presentation of the Consensus DatasetsPresented by Wayne Butler, PhD Wheeling Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12861

MO-A-DBRB Summary and Insights Into the TG-43U1S2 Report On Brachytherapy Dosimetry
TG-43U1S2: Dosimetry Parameter Dependence On Radionuclide, Influence of Dataset Grid Size, and Recommendations to Vendors of Brachytherapy Sources and Treatment Planning SystemsPresented by Facundo Ballester, PhD University of Valencia
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12862

MO-A-DBRB Summary and Insights Into the TG-43U1S2 Report On Brachytherapy Dosimetry
TG-43U1S2 Reference Data for Brachytherapy Dosimetry Investigations: Radionuclide Source Spectra and Half-Lives, Reference Dose Scoring Media, and TLD Methodological CorrectionsPresented by Mark Rivard, PhD Brown University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12863

MO-A-KDBRA2 Automation in Radiation Therapy: Past, Present, and Future
The History of Automation in Radiation OncologyPresented by J. Daniel Bourland, PhD Wake Forest Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12836

MO-A-KDBRA2 Automation in Radiation Therapy: Past, Present, and Future
The Paradox of AutomationPresented by Stephanie Parker, MS Univ North Carolina
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12837

MO-A-KDBRA2 Automation in Radiation Therapy: Past, Present, and Future
Current Trends and Future Direction of Automation in Radiation OncologyPresented by Benjamin Sintay, PhD Cone Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12838

MO-A-KDBRA2 Automation in Radiation Therapy: Past, Present, and Future Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12839

MO-B-DBRA Robustness for Radiation Therapy Treatment Plans
Robustness in Particle Therapy: The Clinician’s Perspective and Some HistoryPresented by Jeffrey Buchsbaum, National Cancer Institute/NIH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12826

MO-B-DBRA Robustness for Radiation Therapy Treatment Plans
Considering Treatment Plan Robustness: Techniques and ConcernsPresented by Adam Yock, Vanderbilt Univ Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12827

MO-B-DBRA Robustness for Radiation Therapy Treatment Plans
Proton Treatment Planning in the Presence of UncertaintiesPresented by Stella Flampouri, PhD University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12828

MO-B-DBRA Robustness for Radiation Therapy Treatment Plans Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12829

MO-B-DBRB AAPM Task Group Initiatives On Electronic Brachytherapy
Electric Brachytherapy Safety and Quality Management: The Report of TG 182Presented by Mark Rivard, PhD Brown University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12865

MO-B-DBRB AAPM Task Group Initiatives On Electronic Brachytherapy
TG-253 On Surface Brachytherapy: Current StatusPresented by Regina Fulkerson, PhD
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12866

MO-B-DBRB AAPM Task Group Initiatives On Electronic Brachytherapy
TG-292 On Electronic Brachytherapy Dosimetry: Current StatusPresented by Wesley Culberson, PhD Univ of Wisc Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12867

MO-B-KDBRA2 Automation and Standardization of Planning, Plan Evaluation and System Testing Through Advanced Programming in Treatment Planning System
Automated Treatment Planning Process Through Radiation Planning AssistantPresented by Laurence Edward Court, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12840

MO-B-KDBRA2 Automation and Standardization of Planning, Plan Evaluation and System Testing Through Advanced Programming in Treatment Planning System
Practical Examples of Autoplanning Via Advanced ScriptingPresented by Ben Archibald-Heeren,
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12841

MO-B-KDBRA2 Automation and Standardization of Planning, Plan Evaluation and System Testing Through Advanced Programming in Treatment Planning System
Improve Plan Evaluation with Advanced ScriptingPresented by Charles Mayo, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12842

MO-B-KDBRA2 Automation and Standardization of Planning, Plan Evaluation and System Testing Through Advanced Programming in Treatment Planning System
Script-Aided Automated TPS TestingPresented by Bin Cai, PhD Washington University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12843

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
IntroductionPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12814

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
ASTRO President-Elect, RemarksPresented by T. DeWeese, John Hopkins Oncology Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12815

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
RSNA President, RemarksPresented by Vijay Rao, Thomas Jefferson University & Jefferson Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12816

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
The Future - Making it OursPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12817

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
Medical Physics - Think Out of the Box to Build the FuturePresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12818

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
What's the Best Way to Prepare for the Future?...Create it?Presented by Paul Brown,
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12819

MO-D-KDBRC President's Symposium: Beyond the Future
Announcement of the President's WorkshopPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12820

MO-G-209 Ethics: Codes and Dilemmas
Ethics in Medical Physics and the Role of AAPMPresented by Per Halvorsen, MS Lahey Health and Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 12773

MO-G-209 Ethics: Codes and Dilemmas
The Ins and Outs of the Revised AAPM Code of EthicsPresented by Christina Skourou, PhD Beaumont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.1 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 12774

MO-G-209 Ethics: Codes and Dilemmas Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12776

MO-GH-202 Structural and Functional Imaging Techniques Across Body Systems
Multimodality Multiparametric and Motion Musculoskeletal Imaging: Structure and FunctionPresented by John Carrino, Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12792

MO-GH-202 Structural and Functional Imaging Techniques Across Body Systems
Imaging Changes Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease and Cerebrovascular DiseasePresented by Prashanthi Vemuri, Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12794

MO-GH-202 Structural and Functional Imaging Techniques Across Body Systems
Use of Physiologic Imaging in Acute Ischemic Stroke TreatmentPresented by Kenneth Snyder, MD University at Buffalo Neurosurgery (UBNS);
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12795

MO-GH-205 Display QC
QC for Standard DisplaysPresented by Nicholas Bevins, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12797

MO-GH-205 Display QC
QC and Considerations for Mobile DevicesPresented by Alisa Walz-Flannigan, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12798

MO-GH-205 Display QC
QC and Measurement for Color DisplaysPresented by Michael Flynn, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12799

MO-GH-205 Display QC Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12800

MO-GH-207 In Memoriam of Lynn Verhey: Clinical Physicists Must Know and Be Involved in Treatment Planning
Introduction of Lynn Verhey and Treatment Planning in Medical Physics 3.0Presented by Bruce Curran, MEng Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12801

MO-GH-207 In Memoriam of Lynn Verhey: Clinical Physicists Must Know and Be Involved in Treatment Planning
IMRT Planning and Clinical Use of Advanced Planning ToolsPresented by Ping Xia, PhD The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12802

MO-GH-207 In Memoriam of Lynn Verhey: Clinical Physicists Must Know and Be Involved in Treatment Planning
SBRT PlanningPresented by Cynthia Fu-Yu Chuang, PhD UC San Francisco
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12803

MO-GH-207 In Memoriam of Lynn Verhey: Clinical Physicists Must Know and Be Involved in Treatment Planning
Proton PlanningPresented by Katja Langen, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12804

MO-GH-207 In Memoriam of Lynn Verhey: Clinical Physicists Must Know and Be Involved in Treatment Planning
Treatment Planning Issues with MRIPresented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12805

MO-GH-DBRA Clinical Implementation of Proton Beam Scanning
The nuances of PBS commissioning, machine QA, and patient QAPresented by Lei Dong, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12768

MO-GH-DBRA Clinical Implementation of Proton Beam Scanning
Understanding IMPT and delivery uncertaintiesPresented by Mark Pankuch, PhD Northwestern Medicine Chicago Proton Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12769

MO-GH-DBRA Clinical Implementation of Proton Beam Scanning
Commissioning PBS dose calculation algorithms and understanding their limitationsPresented by X. Ronald Zhu, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12770

MO-GH-DBRA Clinical Implementation of Proton Beam Scanning
Panel Discussion: Staffing and Operational Issues (L Dong, R Zhu, and M Pankuch)Presented by Mark Pankuch, PhD Northwestern Medicine Chicago Proton Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12771

MO-GH-DBRA Clinical Implementation of Proton Beam Scanning Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12772

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
When and Why Is Quantitative Imaging Important?Presented by Dan Sullivan, MD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 12807

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
Quantitative Imaging in the Era of RadiomicsPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12808

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
Quantitative Imaging in Artifical Intelligence ApplicationsPresented by Katherine Andriole, PhD MGH & BWH Center for Clinical Data Science
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12809

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
Importance of Quantitative Imaging in Medical OncologyPresented by James Mulshine,
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12810

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
RSNA Quantitative Imaging Biomarkers Alliance (QIBA)Presented by Paul Kinahan, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12811

MO-GH-DBRB The Translation of Quantitative Imaging to Clinical Research and Precision Medicine: Goals and Challenges
NCI Quantitative Imaging Network (QIN)Presented by Robert Nordstrom, PhD NIH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12812

MO-GH-KDBRA1 Outcomes Modeling (Tumor Control, Response Modeling, Clinical Decision Making)
Review of NTCP Models for H&N RadiotherapyPresented by Wolfgang Tome, PhD Montefiore Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12782

MO-GH-KDBRA1 Outcomes Modeling (Tumor Control, Response Modeling, Clinical Decision Making)
Review of NTCP Models for Thoracic RadiotherapyPresented by Maria Thor, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12783

MO-GH-KDBRA1 Outcomes Modeling (Tumor Control, Response Modeling, Clinical Decision Making)
Incorporating Clinical and Biological Factors Into NTCP ModelsPresented by Ane Appelt, St James's University Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12784

MO-GH-KDBRC MedPhys Slam
MedPhys SlamPresented by John Bayouth, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12790

MO-H-209 Online Longitudinal Assessment (OLA) and the Evolution of the ABR Medical Physics Maintenance of Certification (MOC)
Understanding the Concepts of MOCPresented by G. Donald Frey, PhD The American Board of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.6 (higher is better), with 10 responding
VLID: 12777

MO-H-209 Online Longitudinal Assessment (OLA) and the Evolution of the ABR Medical Physics Maintenance of Certification (MOC)
The OLA Program - Concepts and ImplementationPresented by Jerry Allison, PhD Augusta University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 12778

MO-H-209 Online Longitudinal Assessment (OLA) and the Evolution of the ABR Medical Physics Maintenance of Certification (MOC)
Other Aspects of MOCPresented by Kalpana Kanal, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 12779

MO-H-209 Online Longitudinal Assessment (OLA) and the Evolution of the ABR Medical Physics Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12781

MO-K-202 Reconstruction Across Imaging Modalities
Strategies for Reconstructing MRI Images From Limited, Distorted Data Using Field Map Measurements, Low Rank Constraints, and Lots of ComputationPresented by Brad Sutton, Beckman Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12753

MO-K-202 Reconstruction Across Imaging Modalities
Quantitative Reconstruction in PET/CT and PET/MRPresented by Georges El Fakhri, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12754

MO-K-202 Reconstruction Across Imaging Modalities
Getting More Image Quality with Less Data in X-Ray CTPresented by Joseph Stayman, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12755

MO-K-205 MR Safety - Hybrid Environment
MR and PET-MRPresented by Anshuman Panda, PhD Mayo Clinic, Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12757

MO-K-205 MR Safety - Hybrid Environment
Interventional and Intraoperative MRPresented by R. Jason Stafford, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12758

MO-K-205 MR Safety - Hybrid Environment
MR LinacPresented by Anthony Doemer, MS Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12759

MO-K-205 MR Safety - Hybrid Environment Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12760

MO-K-207 Session in Memory of Phil Heintz: Patient Dose Calculations in Imaging - Fluoro, CT, and Fetal
Memorial TributePresented by Kalpana Kanal, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12761

MO-K-207 Session in Memory of Phil Heintz: Patient Dose Calculations in Imaging - Fluoro, CT, and Fetal
CT Dose CalculationsPresented by Karen Brown, MHP Penn State Milton S. Hershey Med Ctr.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12762

MO-K-207 Session in Memory of Phil Heintz: Patient Dose Calculations in Imaging - Fluoro, CT, and Fetal
Fluoroscopy Dose CalculationsPresented by William Sensakovic, PhD Florida Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12763

MO-K-207 Session in Memory of Phil Heintz: Patient Dose Calculations in Imaging - Fluoro, CT, and Fetal
Fetal Dose CalculationsPresented by Samuel Brady, PhD Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Med Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12764

MO-K-207 Session in Memory of Phil Heintz: Patient Dose Calculations in Imaging - Fluoro, CT, and Fetal Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12765

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
Radiotherapy Product Development;from Concept to a Clinical DevicePresented by Corey Zankowski, PhD Varian Oncology Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12731

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
Imaging Product Development; From Concept to a Clinical DevicePresented by Erin Angel, PhD Canon Medical Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.6 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 12732

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
Quality Assurance Product Development; From Concept to a Clinical DevicePresented by William Simon, MS Sun Nuclear Corp
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12733

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
MITA's Role in the Development of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiationplanning and Delivery ProductsPresented by Patrick Hope, MITA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12734

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
FDA's Role in the Regulatory Clearance of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Planning and Delivery ProductsPresented by William Jung, US Food & Drug Administration
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12735

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
RO-SSI's Role in Facilitating Safety Improvements in RadiotherapyPresented by Ramon Alfredo Siochi, PhD West Virginia University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12736

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products
DiscussionPresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12737

MO-K-209 Pursuit of Safe and Effective Imaging and Radiation Therapy/Planning Products Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12738

MO-K-KDBRA1 Proton Therapy and Verification
Using Multiple CT Images to Aid Robust IMPT OptimizationPresented by Mingyao Zhu, University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12744

MO-K-KDBRA1 Proton Therapy and Verification
Efficient Patient-Specific Quality Assurance for Spot-Scanned Proton Therapy Using Nozzle-Integrated Detectors and Fast Monte Carlo Dose CalculationsPresented by Jedediah Johnson, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12745

MO-K-KDBRA1 Proton Therapy and Verification
Improved Repainting for Interplay Effect Mitigation in Pencil Beam Scanning Proton TherapyPresented by Per Poulsen, PhD Aarhus University Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12746

MO-K-KDBRA2 Managing IT in Radiation Oncology: The Role of the Medical Physicist
Overview of IT Issues in Radiation OncologyPresented by Ramon Alfredo Siochi, PhD West Virginia University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12739

MO-K-KDBRA2 Managing IT in Radiation Oncology: The Role of the Medical Physicist
IT Management in a Small ClinicPresented by Wenzheng Feng, MS Bayhealth Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12740

MO-K-KDBRA2 Managing IT in Radiation Oncology: The Role of the Medical Physicist
IT Management in a Major Hospital SystemPresented by Bruce Curran, MEng Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12741

MO-K-KDBRA2 Managing IT in Radiation Oncology: The Role of the Medical Physicist Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12743

MO-K-KDBRB1 Image Guided Cancer Therapy
Summary of the AAPM FOReM On Image Guided TherapyPresented by Kristy Brock, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12748

MO-K-KDBRB1 Image Guided Cancer Therapy
Image Guidance in Radiation TherapyPresented by Caroline Chung, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12749

MO-K-KDBRB1 Image Guided Cancer Therapy
Image Guideance in SurgeryPresented by Steven Hetts, University of California
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12750

MO-K-KDBRB1 Image Guided Cancer Therapy
Image Guidance in Interventional RadiologyPresented by Nicholas Theodore, Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12751

MO-K-KDBRB1 Image Guided Cancer Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12752

TU-AB-207 CT Intensive II: Dose Monitoring Hands-On Workshop
IntroductionPresented by William Sensakovic, PhD Florida Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13023

TU-AB-207 CT Intensive II: Dose Monitoring Hands-On Workshop
IntroductionPresented by Ingrid Reiser, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13024

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice
IntroductionPresented by Per Halvorsen, MS Lahey Health and Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12992

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice
CT Protocol Management: MPPG 1Presented by Tyler Fisher, MS Therapy Physics, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12993

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice
TPS Dose Algorithms: MPPG 5Presented by Alan Mayville, Mercy Health, Lacks Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12994

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice
Radiation Dose Index Monitoring Systems: MPPG 6Presented by Donna Stevens, MS Northwest Permanente, PC
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12995

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice
Linear Accelerator Performance Tests: MPPG 8Presented by Robert Krauss, DMP St. Francis Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12996

TU-AB-209 MPPGs and Their Impact On Clinical Practice Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12998

TU-AB-DBRB Quantitative Imaging: Translation to Practice
The Need for Quantitative Imaging in Radiation Oncology Treatment Guidance and AssessmentPresented by Ying Xiao, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13032

TU-AB-DBRB Quantitative Imaging: Translation to Practice
The Need for Quantitative Imaging in Medical Oncology Treatment Guidance and AssessmentPresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13033

TU-AB-DBRB Quantitative Imaging: Translation to Practice Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13034

TU-AB-KDBRA1 Quality Assurance for Precision Radiation Therapy
Towards QA Protocol Standardization Through Online Collaborative SystemsPresented by Rodney Wiersma, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13004

TU-AB-KDBRA1 Quality Assurance for Precision Radiation Therapy
Pushing the Frontier of Automation: Applications & Safe Incorporation in Clinical CarePresented by Jean Moran, PhD Univ Michigan Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13005

TU-AB-KDBRA1 Quality Assurance for Precision Radiation Therapy
Automation and Artificial Intelligence for Precision Radiation Therapy QAPresented by Bin Han, PhD Stanford Univ School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13006

TU-AB-KDBRA1 Quality Assurance for Precision Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13007

TU-AB-KDBRA2 Statistical Failings: The Shadow Still Hiding Clinical Truth
Statistical mistakes and misunderstandings: More common than you might thinkPresented by David Schlesinger, PhD University of Virginia Health Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12999

TU-AB-KDBRA2 Statistical Failings: The Shadow Still Hiding Clinical Truth
Normal and non-normal distributions: Why understanding distributions are important when designing experiments and analyzing dataPresented by Jenghwa Chang, PhD Northwell Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13000

TU-AB-KDBRA2 Statistical Failings: The Shadow Still Hiding Clinical Truth
Linear and logistic regressions: What they try to explain, and how to interpret the resultsPresented by William Sensakovic, PhD Florida Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13001

TU-AB-KDBRA2 Statistical Failings: The Shadow Still Hiding Clinical Truth
Statistical significance, statistical power, and clinical significance: How to understand your results in contextPresented by Michael Altman, PhD Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13002

TU-AB-KDBRA2 Statistical Failings: The Shadow Still Hiding Clinical Truth Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13003

TU-AB-KDBRC Longitudinal Imaging in Radiation Therapy
IntroductionPresented by John Buatti, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13017

TU-AB-KDBRC Longitudinal Imaging in Radiation Therapy
Radiomic tools to assess early response to cancer therapyPresented by Ruijiang Li, PhD Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13018

TU-AB-KDBRC Longitudinal Imaging in Radiation Therapy
Longitudinal assessment of lung function post-RT using 4DCT imagingPresented by John Bayouth, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13019

TU-AB-KDBRC Longitudinal Imaging in Radiation Therapy
Multiparametric MRI in Prostate Cancer: Open source tools for quantitative analysis and data standardizationPresented by Andrey Fedorov, Brigham and Women's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13020

TU-AB-KDBRC Longitudinal Imaging in Radiation Therapy
Whole Brain MRSI predicts early response to therapy and enables adaptationPresented by Hui-Kuo Shu, Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13021

TU-A-DBRA Automation in Radiotherapy - Fasten Your Seatbelt!
Automated Contour Segmentation for Treatment Planning: Challenges and PotentialsPresented by Minsong Cao, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 12984

TU-A-DBRA Automation in Radiotherapy - Fasten Your Seatbelt!
Automation in Patient-Specific and Machine QA, Are We Ready to Go?Presented by Chengyu Shi, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12985

TU-A-DBRA Automation in Radiotherapy - Fasten Your Seatbelt!
Automation in Treatment Plan QA: Toward Self-Driving Patient CarePresented by Kelly Younge, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12986

TU-A-DBRA Automation in Radiotherapy - Fasten Your Seatbelt! Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12987

TU-A-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI in the Clinic
Diffusion MRIPresented by Xiaohong Joe Zhou, PhD Univ Illinois at Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13008

TU-A-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI in the Clinic
Perfusion MRIPresented by Youngkyoo Jung, PhD Wake Forest School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13009

TU-A-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI in the Clinic
Functional MRIPresented by Ho-Ling Anthony Liu, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13010

TU-A-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI in the Clinic
MR SpectroscopyPresented by Samuel Einstein, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13011

TU-B-DBRA Halt and Catch Fire: Worst Software Programming Failures and Tips To Avoid Them
Do This, Not That: The Therac25 Control SoftwarePresented by Richard Popple, PhD Univ Alabama Birmingham
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12988

TU-B-DBRA Halt and Catch Fire: Worst Software Programming Failures and Tips To Avoid Them
Failure to Launch: Lessons Learned From Aerospace AccidentsPresented by Rex Cardan, PhD UAB University of Alabama, Birmingham
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12989

TU-B-DBRA Halt and Catch Fire: Worst Software Programming Failures and Tips To Avoid Them
The Cure for Bad User Interface Design and Feature CreepPresented by Carlos Anderson, University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12990

TU-B-DBRA Halt and Catch Fire: Worst Software Programming Failures and Tips To Avoid Them Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12991

TU-B-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI: Novel Applications for Radiation Oncology
Strategically Acquired On-Board MRI for ARTPresented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13013

TU-B-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI: Novel Applications for Radiation Oncology
Toward Theragnostic RadiotherapyPresented by Eric Paulson, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13014

TU-B-KDBRB1 Advanced MRI: Novel Applications for Radiation Oncology
Fast and furious: real time treatment planning based on dynamic MRIPresented by Ke Sheng, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13015

TU-D-205 New PET Instrumentation and Technology
Solid State Photo-Detection PET Instrumentation and Technology - Vereos PET/CTPresented by Jun Zhang, The Ohio State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12972

TU-D-205 New PET Instrumentation and Technology
Solid State Photo-Detection PET Instrumentation and Technology - Discovery MI PET/CT and Signa PET/MRPresented by Osama Mawlawi, PhD MD Anderson Cancer Ctr.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12973

TU-D-205 New PET Instrumentation and Technology
Solid State Photo-Detection PET Instrumentation and Technology - Biograph Vision PET/CTPresented by Dustin Osborne, PhD University of Tennessee Grad School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12974

TU-D-207 AIP Science Communication Award, "Strange Glow: The Story of Radiation"
Strange Glow: The Story of RadiationPresented by Timothy Jorgensen, Georgetown University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12976

TU-D-207 AIP Science Communication Award, "Strange Glow: The Story of Radiation" Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12977

TU-D-209 Exploring Collaboration with Industry and the Physicist in the Clinic
IntroductionPresented by Sugata Tripathi, PhD Marshfield Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12959

TU-D-209 Exploring Collaboration with Industry and the Physicist in the Clinic
General Outline and Fuctionality of the Software Tools: Goals & AnalyticsPresented by Frank Rath, University of Wisconsin Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12960

TU-D-209 Exploring Collaboration with Industry and the Physicist in the Clinic
Connecting the Gap Between Radiotherapy Care Delivery & Incidence LearningPresented by Michael Herman, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12961

TU-D-209 Exploring Collaboration with Industry and the Physicist in the Clinic
Incidence Reporting and Learning: The Benefits and Possibilities for Achieving the Common GoalPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12962

TU-D-DBRA International Symposium: A Global Perspective: Radiation Effects in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Increased attention to radiation effects in modern Radiology and Nuclear Medicine WorldwidePresented by Eugene Lief, PhD VA Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12953

TU-D-DBRA International Symposium: A Global Perspective: Radiation Effects in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Radiation risks and CTPresented by John Damilakis, PhD University of Crete
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12954

TU-D-DBRA International Symposium: A Global Perspective: Radiation Effects in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Patient exposure and advers radiation effects in interventional cardiologyPresented by Virginia Tsapaki, PhD Konstantopoulio General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12955

TU-D-DBRA International Symposium: A Global Perspective: Radiation Effects in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Radiation exposureand risks to patients and staff during selected non-cardia interventional procedures: Pernambuco, Brazil experiencesPresented by Caridad Borras, DSc
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12956

TU-D-DBRA International Symposium: A Global Perspective: Radiation Effects in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Patient exposure and adverse radiation effects from Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine Procedure:International ExperiencePresented by Dale Bailey, Royal North Shore Hospital & The University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12957

TU-D-DBRB Quantitative Imaging: Ultrasound, CT, and PET/CT Applications
Sources and Mitigation of US Quantitative Imaging Measurement ErrorsPresented by Brian Garra, Food and Drug Administration
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12978

TU-D-KDBRA2 The Anne and Donald Herbert Distinguished Lectureship in Modern Statistical Modeling
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Prediction Modeling (but Everyone Was Too Afraid to Ask)Presented by Andrew Vickers, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12965

TU-D-KDBRA2 The Anne and Donald Herbert Distinguished Lectureship in Modern Statistical Modeling
Predictive Modeling in Radiation Oncology: A Quick Status ReportPresented by Joseph Deasy, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12966

TU-D-KDBRC Mathematical Modeling in Cancer Therapy
Modeling interactions of biological agents & chemotherapy with radiationPresented by Clemens Grassberger, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12968

TU-D-KDBRC Mathematical Modeling in Cancer Therapy
The Additive TreePresented by C Grassberger
1*, G Valdes
2*, G Cazoulat
3*, (1) Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, (2) University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, (3) The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12969

TU-D-KDBRC Mathematical Modeling in Cancer Therapy
Modeling Tissue Biomechanics for Image-Guided Cancer TherapyPresented by Guillaume Cazoulat, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12970

TU-D-PinS Fluoroscopy Dose Monitoring Systems
Real-Time Skin Dose Mapping with Canon Medical Systems Dose Tracking System (DTS)Presented by Andrew Kuhls-Gilcrist, PhD Canon Medical Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12980

TU-D-PinS Fluoroscopy Dose Monitoring Systems
GE Healthcare: Dose Management in FluoroscopyPresented by David Miller, PhD GE Healthcare
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12981

TU-D-PinS Fluoroscopy Dose Monitoring Systems
Dose Monitoring and Management with Siemens HealthineersPresented by Markus Lendl, Siemens Healthineers
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12982

TU-D-PinS Fluoroscopy Dose Monitoring Systems Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12983

TU-G-209 Role of the Diagnostic Physicist
Why We Need a Physicist in Diagnostic Imaging?Presented by Ehsan Samei, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12907

TU-G-209 Role of the Diagnostic Physicist
Effective Consulting Imaging Physics ServicePresented by William West, PhD West Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12908

TU-G-209 Role of the Diagnostic Physicist Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12910

TU-G-DBRA Optimizing Efficiency and Safety of Radiation Therapy Process
Optimizing Radiation Therapy Process in Small Community Hospital EnvironmentPresented by Wenzheng Feng, MS Bayhealth Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12900

TU-G-DBRA Optimizing Efficiency and Safety of Radiation Therapy Process
Root Cause Analysis and Process ChangePresented by Jenghwa Chang, PhD Northwell Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12901

TU-G-DBRA Optimizing Efficiency and Safety of Radiation Therapy Process Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12902

TU-GH-202 Advances in Novel Prototype Imaging Systems
Compact MRI with High Performance GradientsPresented by Matt Bernstein, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12930

TU-GH-202 Advances in Novel Prototype Imaging Systems
Ultra-Sensitive Total Body PET Prototype SystemPresented by Joel Karp, University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12931

TU-GH-202 Advances in Novel Prototype Imaging Systems
Multi-Contrast X-Ray Breast Imaging Prototype SystemPresented by Ke Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12932

TU-GH-202 Advances in Novel Prototype Imaging Systems
High-Resolution Extremity Cone-Beam CT Prototype SystemPresented by Wojciech Zbijewski, Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12933

TU-GH-202 Advances in Novel Prototype Imaging Systems Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12934

TU-GH-205 Breast Imaging and Interventions
Breakthroughs in Coherent Ultrasound Transmission Tomography SystemsPresented by Paul Carson, PhD The University of Michigan Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12935

TU-GH-205 Breast Imaging and Interventions
Ultrasound Breast Cancer ImagingPresented by Azra Alizad, Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12936

TU-GH-205 Breast Imaging and Interventions
Image-Guided Biopsy (US Guided, Stereotactic, Tomosynthesis and MR Guided Breast BiopsyPresented by Ingrid Reiser, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 12937

TU-GH-205 Breast Imaging and Interventions Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12938

TU-GH-207 AAPM-COG Joint Session
Particular Needs for Pediatric RadiotherapyPresented by John Kalapurakal, Northwestern Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12939

TU-GH-207 AAPM-COG Joint Session
Image Guidance for Pediatric RadiotherapyPresented by Chia-Ho Hua, PhD St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12940

TU-GH-207 AAPM-COG Joint Session
Particular Needs for Pediatric ImagingPresented by Samuel Brady, PhD Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Med Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12941

TU-GH-207 AAPM-COG Joint Session Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12942

TU-GH-DBRB Quantitative Imaging in Radiomics and Machine Learning
AI in Radiology - Now and in the FuturePresented by Michael Tilkin, American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12943

TU-GH-DBRB Quantitative Imaging in Radiomics and Machine Learning
AI in Radiation Oncology - Now and in the FuturePresented by Charles Mayo, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12944

TU-GH-DBRB Quantitative Imaging in Radiomics and Machine Learning
How Much Data Do We Need, and Where Do We Get It?Presented by Joseph Deasy, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 1.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12945

TU-GH-DBRB Quantitative Imaging in Radiomics and Machine Learning
Imaging Genomics Applications in OncologyPresented by Robert Gillies, Moffitt Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12946

TU-GH-DBRB Quantitative Imaging in Radiomics and Machine Learning
Deep Learning Will Make QI Routine in RadiologyPresented by Bradley Erickson, Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12947

TU-GH-KDBRA2 Hiding the Complexity in Treatment Planning/Automation
Clinical Testing of Automated Planning ModulesPresented by Binbin Wu, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12917

TU-GH-KDBRA2 Hiding the Complexity in Treatment Planning/Automation
Implementation of Automated Planning in Clinical Trials and Multi-Institutional EnvironmentsPresented by Martha Matuszak, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12918

TU-GH-KDBRA2 Hiding the Complexity in Treatment Planning/Automation
Large-Scale Clinical Implementation of Automated PlanningPresented by Kevin Moore, UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12919

TU-GH-KDBRA2 Hiding the Complexity in Treatment Planning/Automation
Experience with Automated Planning in Busy International Clinic SettingPresented by Alejandro Cuadra, IRAM
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12920

TU-G-KDBRB1 Physics of Diffusion Weighted Imaging
Introduction to Diffusion Weighted ImagingPresented by R. Jason Stafford, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12922

TU-G-KDBRB1 Physics of Diffusion Weighted Imaging
Advances in DWI AcquisitionsPresented by Ken-Pin Hwang, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12923

TU-G-KDBRB1 Physics of Diffusion Weighted Imaging
Diffusion Imaging in the BrainPresented by Nathan Yanasak, PhD Augusta University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12924

TU-H-209 Mentoring Within AAPM: Lessons and Opportunities - SCAMP Update
SCAMP Program and SCAMP Mentor's Experience IPresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12911

TU-H-209 Mentoring Within AAPM: Lessons and Opportunities - SCAMP Update
SCAMP Mentee's Experience IPresented by Christopher Peeler, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12912

TU-H-209 Mentoring Within AAPM: Lessons and Opportunities - SCAMP Update
SCAMP Mentor's Experience IIPresented by Eric Ford, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12913

TU-H-209 Mentoring Within AAPM: Lessons and Opportunities - SCAMP Update
SCAMP Mentee's Experience IIPresented by Brendan Whelan, MMSc University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12914

TU-H-209 Mentoring Within AAPM: Lessons and Opportunities - SCAMP Update
Q&APresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12915

TU-H-DBRA Changing Paradigms for Linac QA Using EPIDs and Beyond
Use of EPIDs for Routine Linac QAPresented by Boyd M. McCurdy, PhD CancerCare Manitoba
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12903

TU-H-DBRA Changing Paradigms for Linac QA Using EPIDs and Beyond
Use of EPIDs for Non-Routine Linac QAPresented by Bin Cai, PhD Washington University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 12904

TU-H-DBRA Changing Paradigms for Linac QA Using EPIDs and Beyond
Processes and Tools for Rethinking Linac QAPresented by Todd Pawlicki, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.9 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 12905

TU-H-DBRA Changing Paradigms for Linac QA Using EPIDs and Beyond Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12906

TU-H-KDBRB1 Advanced DWI: Applications for Radiation Oncology
Extracranial and Whole Body Diffusion ImagingPresented by Jingfei Ma, PhD The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12926

TU-H-KDBRB1 Advanced DWI: Applications for Radiation Oncology
On-board functional imaging guided radiation therapy with DWIPresented by Yingli Yang, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12927

TU-H-KDBRB1 Advanced DWI: Applications for Radiation Oncology
Identify Imaging Biomarkers Using Radiomics and Machine Learning from Multiparametric MRIPresented by Ning Wen, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12928

TU-K-205 ACR Updates - CT, MR, NM/PET & US
US UpdatesPresented by E. Russell Ritenour, PhD Medical University of South Carolina
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12892

TU-K-205 ACR Updates - CT, MR, NM/PET & US
MR UpdatesPresented by Donna Reeve, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12893

TU-K-205 ACR Updates - CT, MR, NM/PET & US
NM/PET UpdatesPresented by Beth Harkness, MS Henry Ford Hospital System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12894

TU-K-205 ACR Updates - CT, MR, NM/PET & US
CT UpdatesPresented by Chad Dillon, MS Alliance Medical Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12895

TU-K-205 ACR Updates - CT, MR, NM/PET & US Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12896

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
AAPM Past Initiative SuccessesPresented by Kathryn Mittauer, PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12871

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
AAPM Leadership and Volunteering at the National and Chapter LevelsPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12872

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
New Initiatives in Administrative CouncilPresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12873

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
New Initiatives in Education CouncilPresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12874

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
New Initiatives in Professional CouncilPresented by Daniel Pavord, MS Health Quest
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12875

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM
New Initiatives in Science CouncilPresented by Kristy Brock, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12876

TU-K-209 New Member Symposium - New Initiatives for AAPM Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12878

TU-K-DBRB Quantitative Imaging: CT and MRI
Sources and Mitigation of CT Quantitative Imaging Measurement ErrorsPresented by Michael McNitt-Gray, PhD David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12897

TU-K-KDBRA1 Applications in Deep Learning in Imaging and Therapy
Clinical Decision-Making Using Deep LearningPresented by Bradley Erickson, Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12883

TU-K-KDBRA1 Applications in Deep Learning in Imaging and Therapy
Using Deep Learning for Therapeutic Toxicity in GI Radiation TherapyPresented by Bulat Ibragimov,
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12884

TU-K-KDBRA1 Applications in Deep Learning in Imaging and Therapy
Computerized Breast Image Analysis Using Deep LearningPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12885

TU-K-KDBRA1 Applications in Deep Learning in Imaging and Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12886

TU-K-KDBRA2 Imaging in Proton Therapy
Introduction to Imaging in Proton TherapyPresented by Jon Kruse, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12879

TU-K-KDBRA2 Imaging in Proton Therapy
Image Guidance for Proton TherapyPresented by Brian Winey, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 12880

TU-K-KDBRA2 Imaging in Proton Therapy
In Vivo Imaging for Proton TherapyPresented by Jerimy Polf, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 12881

TU-K-KDBRA2 Imaging in Proton Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 12882

TU-K-KDBRB1 Multi-Modality ART (Protons, MRI, PET)
Stereotactic MR-Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy: It’s Just SMART!Presented by Parag Parikh, MD Washington Univ. School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12887

TU-K-KDBRB1 Multi-Modality ART (Protons, MRI, PET)
Innovations in CT-Guided Adaptive Radiation TherapyPresented by Geoffrey Hugo, PhD Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12888

TU-K-KDBRB1 Multi-Modality ART (Protons, MRI, PET)
Adaptive Proton Therapy with CBCTPresented by Boon-Keng Kevin Teo, PhD UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 12889

TU-K-KDBRB1 Multi-Modality ART (Protons, MRI, PET)
PET for HN AdaptivePresented by Di Yan, DSc William Beaumont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 12890

WE-A-207 ABR Exam Prep: Radiation Therapy Part 2 & 3
Preparation Strategies for Part 2Presented by Susu Yan, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13171

WE-A-207 ABR Exam Prep: Radiation Therapy Part 2 & 3
Preparation Strategies for Part 3Presented by Kevin Casey MD Anderson Cancer Center - replaced Olivia Dawood, MS Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13172

WE-A-207 ABR Exam Prep: Radiation Therapy Part 2 & 3 Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13174

WE-AB-205 CT Intensive III: Protocol Development and Optimization
Useful Strategies for Protocol DevelopmentPresented by Timothy Szczykutowicz, PhD University Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13166

WE-AB-205 CT Intensive III: Protocol Development and Optimization
Dual Energy ProtocolsPresented by Lifeng Yu, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13167

WE-AB-205 CT Intensive III: Protocol Development and Optimization
Pediatric ProtocolsPresented by Sarah McKenney, PhD University of California-Davis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13168

WE-AB-205 CT Intensive III: Protocol Development and Optimization
Assessing CT Image Quality and Matching Protocols Across VendorsPresented by William Sensakovic, PhD Florida Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13169

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion
Tuning the Instruments: Influencing ChangePresented by Jeffrey Limmer, MS Texas Oncology - Houston
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13147

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion
From Score to Performance: Planning and TroubleshootingPresented by David Jordan, PhD University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 1.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13148

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion
From Score to Performance: Planning and TroubleshootingPresented by Jennifer Lynn Johnson, PhD Landauer Medical Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13149

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion
Project Management: The Vendor PerspectivePresented by Carl Duruz, Elekta, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13150

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion
Panel DiscussionPresented by Robin Miller, MS Northwest Medical Physics Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13151

WE-AB-209 An Orchestra: Project Management in Motion Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13152

WE-AB-DBRB Introduction to Radiomics (Session 1 of the Certificate Series)
Introduction to RadiomicsPresented by Laurence Edward Court, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13179

WE-AB-DBRB Introduction to Radiomics (Session 1 of the Certificate Series)
Radiomics FeaturesPresented by Xenia Fave, Univ of California San Diego Moores Cancer Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13180

WE-AB-DBRB Introduction to Radiomics (Session 1 of the Certificate Series)
Statistics for RadiomicsPresented by Shouhao Zhou, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13181

WE-AB-KDBRA1 Brachy (IMBT, Robotic, MR Guidance)
Bridging the Knowledge Gap of MRI Implementation for HDR BrachytherapyPresented by Firas Mourtada, PhD Christiana Care Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13161

WE-AB-KDBRA1 Brachy (IMBT, Robotic, MR Guidance)
Intensity Modulated Brachytherapy Using Directional SourcesPresented by Ryan Flynn, PhD University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13162

WE-AB-KDBRA1 Brachy (IMBT, Robotic, MR Guidance)
Robot-Assisted BrachytherapyPresented by Tarun Podder, PhD
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13163

WE-AB-KDBRA1 Brachy (IMBT, Robotic, MR Guidance)
Electromagnetic Tracking for Real-Time Guidance and Fast Channel Reconstruction in HDR BrachytherapyPresented by Luc Beaulieu, PhD Centre Hospitalier Univ de Quebec
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13164

WE-AB-KDBRA1 Brachy (IMBT, Robotic, MR Guidance) Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13165

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
IntroductionPresented by Hania Al-Hallaq, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13153

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
Improving Initial Setup Accuracy and Treatment EfficiencyPresented by Alonso Gutierrez, PhD Miami Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13154

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
Verification of Patient Treatment Accessories and PosturePresented by Hui Zhao, PhD Univ of Utah
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13155

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
Patient Identification and ReproducibilityPresented by David Wiant, PhD Cone Health Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13156

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
Collision Detection and AvoidancePresented by Laura Padilla, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13157

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging
Statistical Quality ControlPresented by Michael Tallhamer, MS Centura Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13158

WE-AB-KDBRA2 Quality Improvement and Safety Applications of Surface Imaging Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13160

WE-B-207 ABR Exam Prep: Diagnostic Imaging/Nuclear Medicine Part 2 & 3
Diagnostic - ABR Part 2Presented by Diana Carver, PhD Vanderbilt University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13175

WE-B-207 ABR Exam Prep: Diagnostic Imaging/Nuclear Medicine Part 2 & 3
Diagnostic - ABR Part 3Presented by Jared Grice, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13176

WE-B-207 ABR Exam Prep: Diagnostic Imaging/Nuclear Medicine Part 2 & 3
Nuclear Medicine - ABR Part 2 & 3Presented by Kenneth Lewis, PhD Vanderbilt University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13177

WE-B-207 ABR Exam Prep: Diagnostic Imaging/Nuclear Medicine Part 2 & 3 Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13178

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future
Introduction: Overview of workforce and sessionPresented by Wayne Newhauser, PhD Louisiana State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13104

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future
Therapy PhysicsPresented by Michael Mills, PhD James Graham Brown Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13105

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future
Diagnostic ImagingPresented by Dustin Gress, MS American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13106

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future
Nuclear MedicinePresented by Melissa Carol Martin, MS Therapy Physics, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13107

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future
Medical Health PhysicsPresented by Caridad Borras, DSc
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13108

WE-F-209 Workforce Supply/Demand Into The Future Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13110

WE-FG-202 In Memoriam of James G. Kereiakes: Designing Pediatric Imaging to Achieve the Best Benefit/Risk for Our Patients
Memorial Lecture - In Memory of James G. KereiakesPresented by Stephen Thomas, PhD
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13129

WE-FG-202 In Memoriam of James G. Kereiakes: Designing Pediatric Imaging to Achieve the Best Benefit/Risk for Our Patients
Benefit and Risk in Pediatric ImagingPresented by Louis Wagner, PhD UT McGovern Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13130

WE-FG-202 In Memoriam of James G. Kereiakes: Designing Pediatric Imaging to Achieve the Best Benefit/Risk for Our Patients
Pediatric CTPresented by Samuel Brady, PhD Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Med Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13131

WE-FG-202 In Memoriam of James G. Kereiakes: Designing Pediatric Imaging to Achieve the Best Benefit/Risk for Our Patients
Pediatric Imaging in Nuclear MedicinePresented by Frederic Fahey, DSc Children's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13132

WE-FG-202 In Memoriam of James G. Kereiakes: Designing Pediatric Imaging to Achieve the Best Benefit/Risk for Our Patients
Pediatric Fluoro ImagingPresented by Keith Strauss, MS Children's Hospital Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13133

WE-FG-205 CT Intensive IV: Regulatory Requirements
JC InspectionsPresented by Andrea D'Andrea Browne, PhD The Joint Commission
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13135

WE-FG-205 CT Intensive IV: Regulatory Requirements
ACR InspectionsPresented by Chad Dillon, MS Alliance Medical Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13136

WE-FG-205 CT Intensive IV: Regulatory Requirements
Federal & State RequirementsPresented by Andrew Scott, MS West Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13137

WE-FG-205 CT Intensive IV: Regulatory Requirements
Preparing for InspectionsPresented by Rick Robert Layman, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13138

WE-FG-205 CT Intensive IV: Regulatory Requirements Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13139

WE-FG-DBRB Machine Learning for Radiomics (Session 2 of the Certificate Series)
Machine Learning for RadiomicsPresented by Carlos Cardenas, MS MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13140

WE-FG-DBRB Machine Learning for Radiomics (Session 2 of the Certificate Series)
Deep Learning IntuitionPresented by Ahmed Hosny, Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13141

WE-FG-DBRB Machine Learning for Radiomics (Session 2 of the Certificate Series) Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13142

WE-FG-KDBRA2 Joint AAPM-ESTRO Symposium: Automated Treatment Planning in Clinical Practice
Clinical Experience with Philips Auto-PlanningPresented by Christian Rv?nn Hansen, Odense University Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13116

WE-FG-KDBRA2 Joint AAPM-ESTRO Symposium: Automated Treatment Planning in Clinical Practice
Clinical Experience with Automated Multicriteria OptimizationPresented by Ben J. Heijmen, PhD Erasmus MC Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13117

WE-FG-KDBRA2 Joint AAPM-ESTRO Symposium: Automated Treatment Planning in Clinical Practice
Clinical Experience with Rapidplan-EclipsePresented by Mohammed Hussein, National Physical Laboratory
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13118

WE-FG-KDBRA2 Joint AAPM-ESTRO Symposium: Automated Treatment Planning in Clinical Practice
Clinical Experience with Automated Planning for 4pi Treatment DeliveryPresented by Ke Sheng, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13119

WE-FG-KDBRA2 Joint AAPM-ESTRO Symposium: Automated Treatment Planning in Clinical Practice Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13120

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
The AAPM Working Group on Grand ChallengesPresented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 1.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13121

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
NCI Resources and Support for Imaging ChallengesPresented by Keyvan Farahani, PhD National Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13122

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
SPARE: Sparse-view Reconstruction Challenge for 4D Cone-beam CTPresented by Chun-Chien Shieh, The University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13123

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
4D-CBCT reconstruction using prior knowledge and deformation models (Y. Zhang, Z. Jiang, X. Liu, L. Ren)Presented by Yawei Zhang, Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13124

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
Data-Driven Respiratory Motion Compensation for 4D-CBCT Using Groupwise Deformable Registration (M. Riblett, G. Hugo)Presented by Matthew J Riblett Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13125

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT
Motion-compensation and motion-aware temporal regularization for improved 4D-CBCT reconstruction (C. Mory, S. Rit)Presented by Chun-Chien Shieh, The University of Sydney (for Cyril Mory and Simon Rit)
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13126

WE-FG-KDBRC AAPM Grand Challenges Symposium: Image Reconstruction for 4D-CBCT Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13128

WE-G-209 Breaking Out of the Clinic: Nontraditional Medical Physics Careers
Introduction to Non-Clinical Career Paths for Medical PhysicistsPresented by Alan Cohen, MS Elekta, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13111

WE-G-209 Breaking Out of the Clinic: Nontraditional Medical Physics Careers
Student Preparation for Non-Clinical CareersPresented by Paul Naine, Elekta, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13112

WE-G-209 Breaking Out of the Clinic: Nontraditional Medical Physics Careers
Transitioning Out of the ClinicPresented by Sandra Gabriel, PhD
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13113

WE-G-209 Breaking Out of the Clinic: Nontraditional Medical Physics Careers Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13115

WE-H-209 Prospective Risk Management in the Wild: Tales From the Clinic
Prospective Risk Management in the Wild: Tales From An Academic Medical CenterPresented by Kelly Younge, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13063

WE-H-209 Prospective Risk Management in the Wild: Tales From the Clinic
Prospective Risk Management in the Wild: Tales From Community PracticePresented by Bradley Schuller, PhD McKee Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13064

WE-H-209 Prospective Risk Management in the Wild: Tales From the Clinic Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13066

WE-HI-202 Multi-Energy and Multi-Contrast CT Imaging
Multi-Energy/Dual Energy CT Technology, Clinical Applications, and Future DirectionsPresented by Dushyant Sahani,
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13088

WE-HI-202 Multi-Energy and Multi-Contrast CT Imaging
Multi-Energy CT Using Energy Integrating DetectorsPresented by Lifeng Yu, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13089

WE-HI-202 Multi-Energy and Multi-Contrast CT Imaging
Multi-Energy CT Using Photon Counting DetectorsPresented by Katsuyuki Taguchi, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13090

WE-HI-202 Multi-Energy and Multi-Contrast CT Imaging
Novel Contrast Agents for Multi-Energy CT ImagingPresented by David Cormode, University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13091

WE-HI-202 Multi-Energy and Multi-Contrast CT Imaging Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13092

WE-HI-205 Methods, Mishaps and Musings on Pediatric Theranostics
Lessons Learned From Pediatric I-131 TherapyPresented by Jay Poston, Texas Children's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13093

WE-HI-205 Methods, Mishaps and Musings on Pediatric Theranostics
Quantification-Based Pediatric TheranosticsPresented by Samuel Brady, PhD Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Med Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13094

WE-HI-205 Methods, Mishaps and Musings on Pediatric Theranostics
Pediatric NM Therapy in An Adult Hospital SettingPresented by William Erwin, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13095

WE-HI-205 Methods, Mishaps and Musings on Pediatric Theranostics Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13096

WE-HI-207 Imaging Artifacts - CT, MRI, and Mammography
CTPresented by Timothy Szczykutowicz, PhD University Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.9 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 13097

WE-HI-207 Imaging Artifacts - CT, MRI, and Mammography
MRIPresented by R. Jason Stafford, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13098

WE-HI-207 Imaging Artifacts - CT, MRI, and Mammography
MammographyPresented by William Robert Geiser, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13099

WE-HI-DBRB Convolutional Neural Nets (Session 3 of the Certificate Series)
Introduction to Convolution Neural NetsPresented by Ahmed Hosny, Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13101

WE-HI-DBRB Convolutional Neural Nets (Session 3 of the Certificate Series)
Radiomics Case StudiesPresented by Arvind Rao, PhD. UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13102

WE-HI-DBRB Convolutional Neural Nets (Session 3 of the Certificate Series) Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13103

WE-HI-KDBRA1 Roles of RT in Immunotherapy
Cancer Immunotherapy and Radiation-Induced Immune Modulation: A Primer for Medical PhysicistsPresented by Stanley Benedict UC Davis Cancer Center for Arta Monjazeb
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13078

WE-HI-KDBRA1 Roles of RT in Immunotherapy
Cancer Immunotherapy and Radiation-Induced Immune Modulation: A Primer for Medical PhysicistsPresented by Mansoor Ahmed, National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13079

WE-HI-KDBRA1 Roles of RT in Immunotherapy
Exploring and Modeling of Rational Combinations Between Various Immunotherapeutic Approaches and RadiotherapyPresented by Clemens Grassberger, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13080

WE-HI-KDBRA1 Roles of RT in Immunotherapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13082

WE-HI-KDBRA2 Session in Memory of Martin L. Rozenfeld, PhD: Personalized Electron Beam Therapy using Custom Treatment Devices
Memorial TributePresented by John Antolak, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13074

WE-HI-KDBRA2 Session in Memory of Martin L. Rozenfeld, PhD: Personalized Electron Beam Therapy using Custom Treatment Devices
Personalized Electron Beam Therapy Using Custom Treatment DevicesPresented by John Antolak, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13075

WE-HI-KDBRA2 Session in Memory of Martin L. Rozenfeld, PhD: Personalized Electron Beam Therapy using Custom Treatment Devices
Bolus Electron Conformal TherapyPresented by James Kavanaugh, Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13076

WE-HI-KDBRA2 Session in Memory of Martin L. Rozenfeld, PhD: Personalized Electron Beam Therapy using Custom Treatment Devices Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13077

WE-HI-KDBRC NIH Grants in Imaging and Radiation Therapy: What's New, How to Get and Manage One
New NCI Funding Opportunities in Basic and Clinical Research in Cancer Imaging and Image-Guided InterventionsPresented by Keyvan Farahani, PhD National Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13083

WE-HI-KDBRC NIH Grants in Imaging and Radiation Therapy: What's New, How to Get and Manage One
Program Activities in Radiation Research at NCIPresented by Ceferino Obcemea, PhD NIH/NCI/RRP
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13084

WE-HI-KDBRC NIH Grants in Imaging and Radiation Therapy: What's New, How to Get and Manage One
Strategizing for Submission of Original and Revised Grant Proposals to the NIHPresented by Amit Sawant, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13085

WE-HI-KDBRC NIH Grants in Imaging and Radiation Therapy: What's New, How to Get and Manage One
Grant Management 101Presented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13086

WE-HI-KDBRC NIH Grants in Imaging and Radiation Therapy: What's New, How to Get and Manage One Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13087

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
What Is Unconscious Bias and Why It Matters in Medical PhysicsPresented by Laura Cervino, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13067

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
Panel MemberPresented by Indrin Chetty, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13068

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
Panel MemberPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13069

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
Panel MemberPresented by Kristi Hendrickson, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13070

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
Panel MemberPresented by Julianne Pollard-Larkin, PhD MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13071

WE-I-209 Discharging the Bias: Recognizing and Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Workplace Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13073

WE-J-202 3D Printing
Medical 3D Printing: Engineering with Artistic LicensePresented by Frank Rybicki, University of Ottawa
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13052

WE-J-202 3D Printing
Use of Patient Specific 3D Printed Vascular Models for Software Validation and Image Guided Treatment SimulationPresented by Ciprian Ionita, PhD SUNY Buffalo
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 13053

WE-J-202 3D Printing
Patient Specific Imaging Phantoms Using 3D PrintingPresented by Shuai Leng, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13054

WE-J-202 3D Printing Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13055

WE-J-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 1
A Walk Down Memory LanePresented by Stephen Balter, PhD Columbia University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13056

WE-J-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 1
Fluoroscopy Technology TodayPresented by Jan Jans, Philips Healthcare
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13057

WE-J-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 1
Fluoroscopy Technology TomorrowPresented by Markus Lendl, Siemens Healthineers
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13058

WE-J-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 1 Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13059

WE-J-209 Writing and Reviewing Papers for Medical Physics and JACMP
Vision for medical physics and ongoing developmentsPresented by Jeffrey Williamson, PhD Washington University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13039

WE-J-209 Writing and Reviewing Papers for Medical Physics and JACMP
Writing good scientific papers and responding to critiquesPresented by Mitchell Goodsitt, PhD Univ Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13040

WE-J-209 Writing and Reviewing Papers for Medical Physics and JACMP
Improving manuscript quality via structured reviews, enhanced scientific category taxonomy, and outreachPresented by Shiva Das, PhD University of North Carolina
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13041

WE-J-209 Writing and Reviewing Papers for Medical Physics and JACMP
Publishing in JACMP, present and future visionPresented by Michael Mills, PhD James Graham Brown Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13042

WE-J-209 Writing and Reviewing Papers for Medical Physics and JACMP Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13044

WE-J-DBRA History Symposium: History of Calibration Protocols and Laboratories
Calibration Protocols - A Proud History of the AAPMPresented by Peter Almond, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13035

WE-J-DBRA History Symposium: History of Calibration Protocols and Laboratories
The History of Calibration Laboratories: The Transfer From Primary Standards to the ClinicPresented by Larry DeWerd, PhD University of WI-Madison/ADCL
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13036

WE-J-DBRA History Symposium: History of Calibration Protocols and Laboratories Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 13037

WE-J-DBRB Deep Learning Lab (Session 4 of the Certificate Series)
Deep Learning LabPresented by Mark Hill, NVIDIA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13061

WE-J-KDBRA2 Monte Carlo Dose Calculation and Review of TG157
Monte Carlo Based Dose CalculationPresented by Indrin Chetty, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 10 responding
VLID: 13045

WE-J-KDBRA2 Monte Carlo Dose Calculation and Review of TG157
Review of AAPM TG 157 RecommendationsPresented by Charlie Ma, PhD Fox Chase Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 13046

WE-J-KDBRA2 Monte Carlo Dose Calculation and Review of TG157 Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13047

WE-J-KDBRB1 Novel Molecular Imaging Techniques to Personalize Cancer Treatment
Molecular Imaging In Clinical Trials: Imaging to Guide Targeted Cancer TherapyPresented by David Mankoff, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13048

WE-J-KDBRB1 Novel Molecular Imaging Techniques to Personalize Cancer Treatment
Molecular Imaging in Radiation OncologyPresented by Yoichi Watanabe, PhD University of Minnesota
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13049

WE-J-KDBRB1 Novel Molecular Imaging Techniques to Personalize Cancer Treatment
Cancer Viewing Glasses for Fluorescence Image-Guided Cancer SurgeryPresented by Samuel Achilefu, Washington University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13050

WE-J-KDBRB1 Novel Molecular Imaging Techniques to Personalize Cancer Treatment Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13051

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2
Advances in Radiation Dose Monitoring and ManagementPresented by Andrew Kuhls-Gilcrist, PhD Canon Medical Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13243

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2
2D and 3D Image Guidance for Interventional ProceduresPresented by Aya Rebet, GE Healthcare
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13244

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2
Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - Image Quality and PerceptionPresented by Jaydev Dave, PhD Thomas Jefferson University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13245

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2
Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - Image Quality and PerceptionPresented by Aaron Jones, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13246

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2
Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - DosimetryPresented by Allen Goode, MS University of Virginia Health Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13247

TH-AB-205 Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2 Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13248

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
Small Field DosimetryPresented by Jan Seuntjens, PhD Medical Physics Unit, McGill University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13249

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
IGRT for SBRTPresented by George Ding, PhD Vanderbilt University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13250

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
General Goals and Problems for the Hytec ProjectPresented by Lawrence Marks, MD UNC School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 11 responding
VLID: 13251

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
Spinal Cord NTCPPresented by Lijun Ma, PhD UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13252

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
Paraspinal TCPPresented by Stanley Benedict, PhD UC Davis Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.1 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13253

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report
Q&APresented by Ellen Yorke, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13254

TH-AB-207 High Dose, Small Field Radiation Therapy: Lessons from the HyTEC Project and the ICRU 91 Report Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13255

TH-AB-209 The Vision and Components of Medical Physics 3.0 Practice
IntroductionPresented by David Jordan, PhD University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13226

TH-AB-209 The Vision and Components of Medical Physics 3.0 Practice
Overview of MP3.0 Smart Approaches for Precision MedicinePresented by David Jordan, PhD University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13227

TH-AB-209 The Vision and Components of Medical Physics 3.0 Practice
Participant WorkshopPresented by Todd Atwood, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13228

TH-AB-209 The Vision and Components of Medical Physics 3.0 Practice
Participant WorkshopPresented by David Jordan, PhD University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13229

TH-AB-KDBRB1 Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Artificial Intelligence Will Soon Change the Landscape of Medical Physics Research and Practice
Introduction of Artificial IntelligencePresented by Jing Cai, PhD The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13239

TH-AB-KDBRB1 Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Artificial Intelligence Will Soon Change the Landscape of Medical Physics Research and Practice
What AI Can Do for Medicine and Biomedical PhysicsPresented by Lei Xing, PhD Stanford Univ, School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13240

TH-AB-KDBRB1 Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Artificial Intelligence Will Soon Change the Landscape of Medical Physics Research and Practice
What AI Cannot DoPresented by Elizabeth Anne Krupinski, PhD Emory Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13241

TH-AB-KDBRB1 Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Artificial Intelligence Will Soon Change the Landscape of Medical Physics Research and Practice Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13242

TH-A-KDBRA2 Hands-On Solutions to Every Day Teaching Challenges in Medical Physics: Panel Discussion
Panel MemberPresented by Mariela Porras-Chaverri, PhD Universidad de Costa Rica
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13231

TH-A-KDBRA2 Hands-On Solutions to Every Day Teaching Challenges in Medical Physics: Panel Discussion
Panel MemberPresented by Lonie Salkowski, University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13232

TH-A-KDBRA2 Hands-On Solutions to Every Day Teaching Challenges in Medical Physics: Panel Discussion
Panel MemberPresented by Laura Padilla, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13233

TH-A-KDBRA2 Hands-On Solutions to Every Day Teaching Challenges in Medical Physics: Panel Discussion Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13234

TH-B-KDBRA2 An Interactive Session to Share Education Ideas: How Do You Teach Quality and Safety to Residents?
Educating Residents in Root Cause Analysis: Why, Why, WhyPresented by Eric Ford, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 11 responding
VLID: 13235

TH-B-KDBRA2 An Interactive Session to Share Education Ideas: How Do You Teach Quality and Safety to Residents?
How to teach quality and safety...even if you aren’t an expertPresented by Courtney Buckey, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13236

TH-B-KDBRA2 An Interactive Session to Share Education Ideas: How Do You Teach Quality and Safety to Residents?
Interactive Panel Session (Ford, Buckey, Schubert, and Hendrickson)Presented by Kristi Hendrickson, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13237

TH-B-KDBRA2 An Interactive Session to Share Education Ideas: How Do You Teach Quality and Safety to Residents? Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13238

TH-C-209 Cover Your Assets: My Employer Has My Back (Right?)
Sorting Out Employer-Provided Professional Liability CoveragePresented by David Jordan, PhD University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13196

TH-C-209 Cover Your Assets: My Employer Has My Back (Right?)
What If Something Really Goes Wrong? Do I Have Adequate Liability Insurance?Presented by Richard Shaw, PhD University of New Mexico
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13197

TH-C-209 Cover Your Assets: My Employer Has My Back (Right?) Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13199

TH-CD-205 Physics Testing Gamma Cameras and PET Scanners: Reports from TG 117 and TG 126
Update On PET Testing, TG126Presented by James Halama, PhD Loyola Univ Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 13220

TH-CD-205 Physics Testing Gamma Cameras and PET Scanners: Reports from TG 117 and TG 126
Update On Gamma Camera Testing, TG177Presented by Osama Mawlawi, PhD MD Anderson Cancer Ctr.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13221

TH-CD-DBRB Deep Learning with Medical Images (Session 6 of the Certificate Series)
Medical Imaging and Deep LearningPresented by Chintan Parmar, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 13223

TH-CD-DBRB Deep Learning with Medical Images (Session 6 of the Certificate Series)
Deep Learning with Medical Images - LABPresented by Roman Zeleznik, Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13224

TH-CD-KDBRA1 Errors and Data Mining in EMR
Machine-Learning Approaches to Identifying ErrorPresented by Eric Ford, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13211

TH-CD-KDBRA1 Errors and Data Mining in EMR
Monitoring the EMR for Events of Clinical ImpactPresented by Stephanie Terezakis, MD Johns Hopkins Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13212

TH-CD-KDBRA1 Errors and Data Mining in EMR
EMR-Related Errors as Found in RO-ILSPresented by Sheri Weintraub, MS Southcoast Hospitals Group
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 13213

TH-CD-KDBRB1 Beyond Conventional CT Simulation: PET-CT, PET-MR, MR-Only, and Multi-Energy CT
MR-Only Treatment Planning and MR-SIMPresented by Neelam Tyagi, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13215

TH-CD-KDBRB1 Beyond Conventional CT Simulation: PET-CT, PET-MR, MR-Only, and Multi-Energy CT
PET in Radiation Oncology: Advances in Chemistry, Biology and PhysicsPresented by Edward Graves, PhD Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13216

TH-CD-KDBRB1 Beyond Conventional CT Simulation: PET-CT, PET-MR, MR-Only, and Multi-Energy CT
PET/MR in Diagnosis, Therapy and Response AssessmentPresented by Georges El Fakhri, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13217

TH-CD-KDBRB1 Beyond Conventional CT Simulation: PET-CT, PET-MR, MR-Only, and Multi-Energy CT
Multienergy CT: Extending the Power of Clinical CTPresented by Alex Megibow, NYU Radiology Associates
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 13218

TH-C-KDBRA2 Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations
Source of motions: Imaging and monitoring during the process of external beam radiotherapyPresented by Yi Rong, PhD University of California-Davis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 22 responding
VLID: 13204

TH-C-KDBRA2 Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations
Minimizing effects of respiratory motion: principles, strategies and clinical implicationsPresented by Lei Ren, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 24 responding
VLID: 13205

TH-C-KDBRA2 Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations
Targeting Internal Anatomy in Real-Time during RadiotherapyPresented by Paul Keall, PhD University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 16 responding
VLID: 13206

TH-D-209 Is That Big Bang a $2 Million Lawsuit? Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 13203

TH-D-KDBRA2 Management of Irregular Respiration in 4DCT
Management of Irregular Respiration in Cine 4DCTPresented by Tinsu Pan, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 12 responding
VLID: 13208

TH-D-KDBRA2 Management of Irregular Respiration in 4DCT
Management of Irregular Respiration in Helical 4DCTPresented by Daniel Low, PhD UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 13209

TH-D-KDBRA2 Management of Irregular Respiration in 4DCT Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 12 responding
VLID: 13210

TH-EF-209 Planning for Uncertainty: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning
Theory and Other OutcomesPresented by Jennifer Lynn Johnson, PhD Landauer Medical Physics
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 12 responding
VLID: 13183

TH-EF-209 Planning for Uncertainty: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning
Radiation Oncology ExperiencePresented by Brent Parker, PhD Univ Texas Medical Branch of Galveston
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 10 responding
VLID: 13184

TH-EF-209 Planning for Uncertainty: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning
Diagnostic Imaging ExperiencePresented by Dianna Cody, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.8 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 13185

TH-EF-209 Planning for Uncertainty: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 12 responding
VLID: 13186

TH-E-KDBRA2 Technical and Professional Preparations for Medical Physicists in the Upcoming MRgRT Era
Working On MRI Simulator for Medical Physicists Who Are Not Trained in MRIPresented by Oana Craciunescu, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 13187

TH-E-KDBRA2 Technical and Professional Preparations for Medical Physicists in the Upcoming MRgRT Era
Working On MRI Simulator for Medical Physicists Who Are Trained in MRIPresented by Jing Cai, PhD The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 13188

TH-E-KDBRA2 Technical and Professional Preparations for Medical Physicists in the Upcoming MRgRT Era
Working On MRI Guided Machines (MRI-Linac/Co60) for Medical Physicists Who Are Not Trained in MRIPresented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 13189

TH-E-KDBRA2 Technical and Professional Preparations for Medical Physicists in the Upcoming MRgRT Era
Working On MRI Guided Machines (MRI-Linac/Co60) for Medical Physicists Who Are Trained in MRIPresented by Yingli Yang, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 13190

TH-F-KDBRA2 Experimental and Computational Dosimetry for MRgRT
Reference and Relative Dosimetry in Magnetic FieldsPresented by Gabriel Sawakuchi, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 13192

TH-F-KDBRA2 Experimental and Computational Dosimetry for MRgRT
MRI Guided IMRT Commissioning: A Hybrid ApproachPresented by Harold Li, PhD Washington University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 13193

TH-F-KDBRA2 Experimental and Computational Dosimetry for MRgRT
Online Adaptive MRgRT Dosimetry and Dose AccumulationPresented by Deshan Yang, PhD Washington University in St Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 13194