The healthcare workforce plays a pivotal role in cancer care delivery, leadership, policy,
education, and research in complex cancer systems. To ensure quality and relevance …

Background There remains a paucity of evidence for curricula for the transition to practice
(TTP) stage of Competence by Design internal medicine (IM) training programs. Current …

Purpose The number of Canadians diagnosed with cancer, and subsequent demand for
radiation therapy, are expected to increase over time. This study aimed to update our needs …

Purpose Radiation oncologists need to have more than sound clinical and technical
competencies. To optimize care for patients and advance all aspects of radiation oncology …

Methods: The authors used a constructivist rapid ethnographic design. They conducted
observations and interviews with 11 medical students in their Pediatrics clerkship; six of …

Abstract Hypothesis: The American College of Radiology (ACR) Radiation Oncology In-
Training Examination (TXIT) is an assess ment administered by radiation oncology training …

Purpose Radiation treatment planning (RTP) is a unique skill that requires interdisciplinary
collaboration among radiation oncologists (ROs), dosimetrists, and medical physicists (MP) …

Introduction High-performing primary care is recognised as the foundation of an effective
and efficient healthcare system. Many medical graduates report they are not prepared for …

Background Mentorship fosters professional and personal growth; however, the components
essential to program success remain unclear. Our objective was to evaluate and explore the …

Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic had a substantial effect on mental health and work
productivity of early-career researchers working in Radiation Oncology (RO). However, the …