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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

| Programme and Exhibition Guide

MONDAY 8 MAY 2017

A. Post (The Netherlands), M. Smid, A. Nagelkerke, J. Martens, J. Bussink,

C. Sweep, P. Span

OC-0482

DEBATE

Forum debate on how to bring about the ESTROmission from a

physicist’s perspective

14:45 - 16:15 | STRAUS 2-3

ESTRO has invited some key opinion leaders in the physics community, for a public

debate. The idea is to focus on the future of Medical Physics in Europe and how

Physicists can contribute to the ESTRO vision (ie: “Every cancer patient in Europe

will have access to state of the art radiation therapy, as part of a multi-disciplinary

approach where treatment is individualised for the specific patient’s cancer, taking

account of the patient’s personal circumstances”).

The format will be a challenge: ESTRO will invest in one (and only one) priority topic

to realise its vision by providing a hypothetical start-up-grant of € 1M. Six opinion

leaders will defend their project and the audience will represent the commission that

will select the proposal receiving the grant.

Chair: D. Verellen (Belgium)

Chair: G. Meijer (The Netherlands)

14:45 > QA management of dosimetry and safety

Speaker: C. Hurkmans (The Netherlands)

14:55 > Improving and standardisation of education and training in Medical

Physics in Europe, professional recognition, mobility

Speaker: N. Jornet (Spain)

15:05 > Research and development: image registration, dose accumulation, new

technology and real-time ART

Speaker: U. Oelfke (UK)

15:15 > Data mining and decision making tools

Speaker: A. Dekker (The Netherlands)

15:25 > Biology, imaging and modeling

Speaker: M. Alber (Germany)

15:35 > Affordable proton therapy for every patient

Speaker: T. Bortfeld (USA)

15:45 > Discussion

16:00 > Rebuttal: QA management of dosimetry and safety

Speaker: C. Hurkmans (The Netherlands)

16:02 > Rebuttal: Improving and standardisation of education and training in

Medical Physics in Europe, professional recognition, mobility