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Estados Unidos da América
56 episódios
desde 21 de Janeiro de 2020
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Radiation oncology is becoming more precise and efficient. Patients can increasingly receive effective treatment in fewer fractions, and advances in technology are making treatment faster. But under the current reimbursement system, those improvements can also mean less revenue for the programs d…

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Radiation Oncology Reimbursement: What to Know Now and What’s Ahead for 2027 Radiation oncology reimbursement continues to evolve, from new treatment delivery codes and active motion management to payer policies, adaptive therapy and the proposed 2027 rules. This episode of SROA Soundboard is s…
In the summer of 2023, Dan Kenron and his colleagues identified a significant problem: too many treatment plans were not ready within 24 hours of patients' scheduled treatment start times. The result was compressed timelines, parallel work, staff frustration, quality concerns, and the potential f…
Every healthcare leader has more ideas than time. Strategic plans often begin with ambitious goals, but translating those goals into practical, achievable work requires thoughtful planning, prioritization, and leadership. In Episode 53 of SROA Soundboard, Tammy McCausland sits down with Jennife…
Change is difficult, even when the benefits seem obvious. In this episode of SROA Soundboard, Shannon Gregg explores why people naturally resist change and how leaders can successfully guide teams through new initiatives, technologies, and evolving workplace expectations. Drawing on her experie…
  Rural radiation oncology programs are under increasing strain, and proposed Medicaid changes may significantly impact access to care. In this episode of SROA Soundboard, Dr. Kunal Sindhu discusses how Medicaid cuts could affect rural hospitals, patient access to treatment, and long-term cance…
Carbon ion radiotherapy has treated more than 50,000 patients globally but is now being reintroduced in the United States. Carbon ion radiotherapy represents a significant advancement in cancer treatment, but launching a program of this scale requires detailed operational planning and coordinatio…
Healthcare organizations across the country are experiencing a growing shortage of medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals. To help address this challenge and elevate the visibility of the profession, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) launched its national Be See…
  Medical education is expensive, yet financial literacy receive little attention. Radiation oncology residents face various financial stressors, including high educational debt, limited exposure to personal finance, and the financial toxicity patients may experience. Dr. Afshin Safa discusses a…
Amy Tamblyn shares her thoughts on an exciting new certification for radiation oncology nurses that will begin in 2026. She provides helpful information about the certification and its importance.  
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