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    ASTRO submits official RO Model comments ...

    By: Anne Hubbard , 5 days ago
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    This morning ASTRO submitted an official comment letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ... See more

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    By: Jonathan Knisely , 7 days ago
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    Is there a transcript you can link to? 從我的 iPhone 發送 ------Original Message------ Unable to catch ... See more

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    RE: Congressional hearing on 9/11 to feature ...

    By: Margarita Valdez , 8 days ago
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    Unable to catch the livestream of Dr. Harari's testimony on Prior Authorization before the U.S. House ... See more

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Minority Participation in Clinical Trials: A Call to Action
ASTRO's Committee on Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (CHEDI) has made recruitment and inclusion of underrepresented minorities into cancer clinical trials a top priority for the upcoming year.Clinical trials are the mainstay in the development and validation of new cancer therapies and treatment options. 

IHE-RO: Enabling Innovation and Making Treatments Safer and More Efficient
Radiation oncology is a highly specialized field in which dozens of complex hardware and software systems are needed to provide the best possible care. Within these systems, information is exchanged and if these exchanges are not clearly defined, the safety and efficiency of clinical care can be compromised. To address this issue, ASTRO created Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise-Radiation Oncology (IHE-RO) in 2004. 

Igniting the Spark: Mentoring the Next Generation of Radiation Oncology
The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) has long supported avenues for building prosperous mentor-mentee relationships. As a relatively small specialty with nearly 6,000 physicians, fostering strong communities through mentorship is imperative. 
























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