Planning for the Best
Tripartite National Strategic Plan for Radiation Oncology 2012-2022
- Home
- Overview
- Executive Summary
- Demand for Services and Trends
- Providing a Quality Radiation Oncology Service
- Introduction
- Key Issues
- Defining Success
- A Forward‐Looking Strategy to Deliver Improved Radiation Oncology Services
- The Availability of Radiotherapy to All Patients for whom it is Clinically Appropriate that can be Accessed in a Timely Manner
- A Patient-Centred, Evidence-Based and Multidisciplinary Approach to Care
- Ongoing Evaluation with a Strong Emphasis on Quality Assurance, Patient Quality of Life and Survivorship
- Continuous Quality Improvement
- Engendering Leadership and Fostering a Culture of Quality
- Recommendations
- References
- Resourcing the Radiation Oncology Sector
- Key Issues
- Defining Success
- Calculating Demand for Radiation Oncology Services
- Workforce
- Infrastructure
- Essential Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques
- Essential Radiotherapy Techniques – Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT)
- Essential Radiotherapy Techniques – Stereotactic Radiotherapy
- Essential Radiotherapy Techniques – Brachytherapy
- Essential Radiotherapy Techniques – Superficial and Orthovoltage
- Recommendations
- Appendix I – Workforce Projections by Jurisdiction
- Appendix II – Linacs Age and Features
- References
- Bibliography
- Supporting Regional and Rural Access to Radiation Oncology Services
- Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access to Radiation Oncology Services
- Research and Academia as Foundations of Future Practice
- Methodology
- Acronyms and Glossary
- Supporting Documents
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