QP 21 - Innovating with Software to Drive Patient Safety & Quality

Presentations

• 03:45pm - 03:50pm ET

  Introduction

  Speaker: Raymond Mak, MD - Brigham and Women's Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
• 03:50pm - 03:55pm ET

  Prospective Institutional Peer-Review Program Reduces Target Delineation and Planning Variability in Radiotherapy: A 12,839-Case Multisite Analysis

  Speaker: Lilian Faroni, MD, PhD, MS - Oncologia Dor, RIO DE JANEIRO
• 03:55pm - 04:00pm ET

  Implementation of a Department-Wide Automated Electronic Health Record-Based Quality Surveillance Tool Assessing Acute Care Utilization and Mortality after Radiation Therapy

  Speaker: Mira Patel, MD, BS - UChicago Medicine, Chicago
• 04:00pm - 04:05pm ET

  WEAVE: A Clinical Support Platform for Automated Volumetric Analysis and Longitudinal Management of Vestibular Schwannoma

  Speaker: Gregory Szalkowski, PhD - Stanford Cancer Institute Palo Alto, Palo Alto
• 04:05pm - 04:10pm ET

  Toward Safer Radiation Therapy: Leveraging the Insights from an In-House and a National Radiation Oncology Incident Learning System

  Speaker: Ajay Kapur, PhD - Northwell Health Center for Advanced Medicine, Floral Park
• 04:10pm - 04:15pm ET

  Directional Error Analysis of Large Language Model Triage for Radiation Oncology Incident Learning System Forms: Over-Triage vs. Under-Triage

  Speaker: Shayan Siddiqui, - Radiation Oncology, Henry Ford Health, Detroit
• 04:15pm - 04:20pm ET

  Re-Irradiation Incident Analysis with AI: Identifying Opportunities for Workflow Optimization and Improvement

  Speaker: Abbas Jinia, PhD - Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York
• 04:20pm - 04:40pm ET

  Question and Answers

  Speaker: Manju Sharma, PhD - University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco
• 04:40pm - 04:45pm ET

  Closing

  Speaker: Raymond Mak, MD - Brigham and Women's Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston