Developing and sustaining a secure application for transfer of previous radiation therapy treatment details

IF 2.8 Q1 Nursing
Kenton Thompson , Phillip Moloney , Nigel Cristofaro , Drew Smith , Dominic Davis , Chris James , Vaughan Geddes , Vanessa Panettieri
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Abstract

Data availability remains a major challenge for radiation therapy dose accumulation for patients’ re-treatment and re-irradiation. When a patient moves between radiation therapy providers it is particularly challenging. To address this challenge, a solution was developed for departments in Victoria, Australia, with the ability to request and receive files of any size and type from other providers, supported by a workflow system, an independent security model and a highly secure platform. In the first 5 years there have been 3911 requests for previous treatment details. Of these 2937 (75 %) involved transfer of DICOM data to enable higher quality dose accumulation assessment.
开发和维持一个安全的应用程序转移以前的放射治疗的治疗细节
数据的可用性仍然是放射治疗剂量累积的主要挑战,因为患者需要再治疗和再照射。当病人在不同的放射治疗提供者之间转移时,这尤其具有挑战性。为了应对这一挑战,我们为澳大利亚维多利亚州的部门开发了一个解决方案,该解决方案能够从其他提供商处请求和接收任何大小和类型的文件,并由工作流系统、独立的安全模型和高度安全的平台提供支持。在最初的5年里,有3911人要求了解以前的治疗细节。其中2937例(75%)涉及DICOM数据的转移,以实现更高质量的剂量累积评估。
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