IJROBP Journal SA-CME activity for July 1, 2021 provides practitioners with knowledge about the emerging use of artificial intelligence in data analysis in radiation oncology.

This course is a part of the Faculty Fundamentals Training Series created for ASTRO presenters. The purpose of this course is to provide faculty with helpful guidelines on presentation visual design.

This course is a part of the Faculty Fundamentals Training Series created for ASTRO presenters. The goal of this training is to help speakers prepare their presentations’ delivery following recommended best practices and ASTRO guidelines.

This course is a part of the Faculty Fundamentals Training Series created for ASTRO presenters. It offers an overview of the main presentation components and how best they can be applied to create a solid structure and an effective flow of the content slides.

This course is designed to provide clinicians in practice and trainees with a comprehensive review and update of the clinical practice parameters across most sub-disciplines of radiation oncology, including sarcomas, pediatrics and the role of radiotherapy in the multidisciplinary management of c

PRO Journal for November-December (Volume 105, Issue 6) provides practitioners with the knowledge about minimum data elements for standardization of radiation oncology data.

IJROBP Journal SA-CME activity for November 15, 2019 (Volume 105, Issue 4) summarizes potential issues, reviews relevant data and provides guidance for adult patients and their care teams regarding the impact, if any, that genetic testing should have on radiation therapy recommendations.

This article in Advances in Radiation Oncology highlights the importance of transparency, openness and reproducibility of data which are important characteristics in scientific publishing. While many researchers embrace these characteristics, it is yet to become common practice.

PRO Journal SA-CME activity for September-October, 2019 (Volume 9, Issue 5) provides practitioners with the knowledge needed to prepare for and recover from a natural disaster.