AAPM VL-High impact Technologies for Low Resource Environments

2016 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: High impact Technologies for Low Resource Environments

Patient centric technologies for Diagnosis of breast and cervical cancer
Nimmi Ramanujam, Duke University
nimmi@duke.edu

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115-31610-387514-119329.pdf

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	Automated treatment planning for low-resource settings - Laurence Edward Court, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
	Lean innovation transforming global access to best practice radiotherapy treatment - Ilana Feain, The University of Sydney
	Cloud-based collaboration for radiotherapy clinical trials, research and training - Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University

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2016 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: High impact Technologies for Low Resource Environments