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Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

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MOSAIQ <strong>Dosimetrist</strong>/<strong>Physicist</strong> <strong>Training</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Module III<br />

Notes<br />

Changing Treatment Session Due Dates<br />

If a patient misses a treatment session or has a delay in treatment, you can change the<br />

treatment session dates. You can change the dates of all treatment sessions, change a<br />

single session, or move the affected treatment session to the end of the treatment. In<br />

the following exercises, you will change the date of all sessions, change a single session<br />

date, and move a treatment session to the end of treatment.<br />

Changing All Treatment Session Due Dates<br />

In this exercise, you will change the dates of all the treatment sessions.<br />

1. In the Treatment Calendar, click a treatment session, then click .<br />

Opens the Treatment Calendar Session dialog box.<br />

2. Type the date 1 day after the treatment session you selected in the Due field.<br />

Changes the scheduled date of the treatment session.<br />

3. In the Due Date Shift group, click All sessions after this one.<br />

Specifies to shift all treatment sessions after the selected treatment session, shown<br />

in Figure 44.<br />

Figure 44: Treatment Calendar Session with All Session Dates Changed<br />

If you typed a date 3 days after the original treatment date, MOSAIQ<br />

automatically shifts all remaining appointments by the same number of days. The<br />

default number of shift days is the difference between the originally scheduled<br />

due date and the due date you typed. This can cause the shift you want, but<br />

weekends and holidays can have an affect on the new due dates. If the first<br />

session due date change spans a non-treatment day (for example, a weekend or<br />

holiday), the Preview Recommended message appears.<br />

44 Copyright 2009, IMPAC Medical Systems<br />

LTGRAD0005C/1.0/31-Mar-2009

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