… in clinical radiotherapy to handle these other classes of errors. In contrast, a treatment delivered
using the wrong block tray for a single field would be scored as an error event even if the …

… include events in which there were no dose errors to patients. … errors did occur during various
stages in radiation therapy, which, if uncorrected, could have led to substantial dose errors …

… Errors that harm the patient during radiotherapy are very rare, and it is important that we
distinguish between adverse events… treatment—and real errors caused by human or machine …

… in the treatment planning process of external beam techniques. The aim of this study was
to investigate errors occurring during physics plan review in external beam radiotherapy. …

… all the events in the calibration were caused by human errors, not … errors in both initiating
events and mitigation: Human errors contributed largely to the occurrences of adverse events (…

… Since the main focus of risk management is to avoid preventable errors (rather than side-effects),
we advocate for the term “adverse error-event”, defined as any adverse event caused …

… events were pointed out by Radiaon Oncologists. Results: About fifty percent of total 165
detected events were classified as treatment field errors… photon and electron beams. Conclusion…

… error is weighed against the incidence of error, radiotherapy (RT) may be seen as a safe form
of treatment for cancer. Although error … of the event (classification of radiotherapy errors grid…

… for about 70% of all the radiotherapy unintended exposure events covered under this study.
… Errors in the calibration of radiotherapy beams or errors in the preparation of tables and …

… that such errors are luckily rare events and … radiotherapy error detection/prediction problem
as a statistical learning problem from one class (no events) and treat these rare error events …