Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

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MOSAIQ Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide Module III Notes Figure 81: Radiation Prescriptions with Incorrect Fractions Treated Benefits of Option 1 • It is relatively quick and easy to add the dose delivered to date. • The staff does not have to deal with mismatches or warnings when they deliver treatments. • The current and total dose in the Treatment Chart and eCHART Navigator match. Drawbacks of Option 1 • The Treatment Chart window will show a red mismatch for the manually recorded treatments. • The prescription will only show 1 fraction as treated instead of the actual number of treated fractions. • The Dose and Fraction Review window will show an Excess Treatment, a Projected Actual/Rx mismatch, and inaccurate data for the To Date Actual/Rx and Remaining Rx in the Dose and Fraction Summary section as shown in Figure 82. Figure 82 is based on the patient information given in the example for this option. 96 Copyright 2009, IMPAC Medical Systems LTGRAD0005C/1.0/31-Mar-2009
Appendix A: Getting Your System Started Copyright 2009, IMPAC Medical Systems 97 LTGRAD0005C/1.0/31-Mar-2009 Notes Figure 82: Dose and Fraction Review Window with Inaccuracies Option 2: Add a Prescription with Phases, Manually Record Treatments, then Treat Remaining Fields from the System Patient Setup Identifies a mismatch. Displays inaccurate data. Identifies an excess treatment delivered. Consider the patient information below as a typical example for Option 2: • The physician prescribes 4500cGy at 180 per day. • Before you changed to MOSAIQ, the patient received 4140 cGy at 180 per day (23 fractions). The radiation oncologist creates a prescription that documents the dose delivered to date (4140 cGy) as 1 fraction. • The clinician manually records the treatment for the dose delivered to date (4140 cGy) and adds the start date and the correct total MU per field. • The clinician then appends the prescription to show the remaining dose/treatments in a second fractionation phase that includes a total prescribed dose of 360 cGy, a fractional dose of 180, and a Daily fractionation pattern. • The clinician uses the Treatment Chart/Calendar to schedule and treat the remaining dose.
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