The Brainlab Team in Japan is honored to welcome over 20 clinical experts who will share their experiences with Brainlab RT Elements, ExacTrac Dynamic, and Novalis Certification. This online event, scheduled for August 31, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM (Japan Standard Time), offers a unique opportunity for our audience to learn from these experts. Please note that the presentations will be given in Japanese language.
To register, please click here. BRAINLAB WEBINAR 2024お申込フォーム (office.com)
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The Brainlab UK & Ireland Radiotherapy Symposium 2024 will focus on precision, personalization and evolution in radiotherapy and radiosurgery.
Led by the Charing Cross Hospital team, this meeting is an opportunity for clinicians, medical physicists and radiation oncologists to share insights on clinical techniques, exchange management approaches, tools and the use of big data in radiotherapy and radiosurgery treatments.
Attendees have the opportunity to take part in scientific talks, live demonstrations and informative discussions.
We look forward to seeing you all in London!
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Together with our partner Varay, we are pleased to invite you to our Israel User Meeting in HERZLIYA ON SEA in Tel Aviv.
This meeting is an opportunity for clinicians, medical physicists and radiation oncologists to share clinical techniques and discuss management approaches, tools and Big Data insights in primary and metastatic oncological radiotherapy treatment.
We are thrilled to have the chance to reconnect with you in person.
We look forward to receiving and sharing your anonymized patient cases to be discussed with an extended network of experts in the field of SRS & SBRT.
Timothy Solberg, PhD, of the University of California San Francisco gives an update on Novalis Certified. He begins by highlighting a safety profile assessment survey conducted in the United States about patterns of practice for safety-critical processes in radiation oncology. He goes on to discuss medical errors and their consequences and focuses in specifically on preventable errors in stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT). He highlights how Novalis Certified promotes a “just” culture that translates to a safe culture. Solberg then outlines why the independent Novalis Certified program exists: To standardize SRS/SBRT at universally high levels and to prevent SRS/SBRT errors. He outlines what the program does as well as its structure and goals and explains in more detail the certification process.