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QA Symposium

CE Credit Details

CAMPEP

The 2026 QA & Dosimetry Symposium has approval from the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs, Inc. (CAMPEP) for (11.5) MPCEC continuing education credit hours.

  • To obtain continuing education credit, attendees must complete an online evaluation survey.
  • CAMPEP email address is required.
  • The survey will be available online Friday, 27 February 2026, through Sunday, 15 March 2026, at Noon EST.
  • Attendees must complete the survey by 15 March 2026 at Noon EST in order to receive CAMPEP credit.
  • After the meeting:
    • Following the close of the 2026 QA & Dosimetry Symposium online evaluation system, Sun Nuclear will provide CAMPEP with participant contact information, credits earned, and the appropriate processing fees in order for individual participants to access their personal 2026 QA & Dosimetry Symposium transcript via the CAMPEP online MPCEC Repository database. Please be advised, CAMPEP transcripts are viewable via the CAMPEP online MPCEC Repository database. Participants will not receive a hardcopy CAMPEP transcript. Should a participant need a hard copy of the 2026 QA & Dosimetry Symposium transcript, an individual may order a hard copy transcript from CAMPEP. View details here.
    • Medical Physicist registrants will be contacted with instructions for viewing the meeting transcript via the CAMPEP website. The transcript will list a description of the sessions and the number of continuing education credits obtained.
  • MPCEC credits will be released on 31 March 2026

CONTINUING EDUCATION MEETING PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

  1. Session 1: Future Directions of Machine and Patient QA
    1. Independent Measurements vs MPC
    2. Efficiency in Action: Using the Right Tools to Optimize QA and Treatment Accuracy
    3. Maintaining Long-Term Isocenter Stability and Subcomponent Alignment in TrueBeam Linear Accelerators
    4. DEBATE: Does Properly Commissioned Delivery Techniques Render Routine Measurement PSQA Obsolete?
    5. Patient Specific QA Survey and Guidelines
    6. Panel Discussion: Future QA Directions
  2. Session 2: In-vivo Dosimetry and SRS/SBRT QA
    1. In-vivo Dose Measurements Over Time as QA Indicator
    2. Validation of Transit Dosimetry Metrics
    3. EPID-Based In-Vivo Dosimetry for TBI
    4. Clinical Utility of Gamma Pass Rate for Adaptive Replanning in Lung Cancer – Radiotherapy
    5. Comparing In-vivo Dosimetry with Offline Dosimetric Assessments as a Trigger for Adaptive Intervention of Pelvic Radiotherapy
    6. Investigating the Correlation Between Gamma Passing Rates of Daily EPID Transit Images and PTV Coverage in External Beam Radiotherapy
    7. Panel Discussion: In-vivo QA in Adaptive Workflows
  3. Session 3: Safety, QC & Guidelines: Using the Right Tool for the Job
    1. Comparing Methods of Pretreatment Quality Assurance in Modolated Radiation Therapy: Portal Dosimetry vs. Fraction 0
    2. RapidArc Dynamic for SBRT
    3. Characterizing the Error-Space of SIMT-SRS: What Tolerance Do We Need?”
    4. Clinical Feasibility of SGRT for Molti-Target SRS: Integrated Geometric and Dosimetric Validation
  4. Session 4: Emerging Technologies: Theranostics
    1. PDIB Project for Standardizing Clinical RPT Practice
    2. QA in Molecolar Radiotherapy dosimetry?
    3. Emerging Technologies: Theranostics and AI/Automation
    4. Panel Discussion: Theranostics
  5. Session 5: Emerging Technologies: AI and Automation
    1. Automated Generation of High-Quality Prostate SBRT Plans Using Pre-Plan Feasibility Physics-Based DVH Driven Optimization
    2. AI-Driven Troubleshooting for TrueBeam Systems: Enhancing Clinical Efficiency and Safety with a GPT-4o Chatbot
    3. From Data to Decisions: Cloud AI for Smarter RT Quality Assurance and Automation
    4. Leveraging Personalized DVH Predictions for Better Plans and Increased Quality
    5. What Impacts Automation Bias in Auto Contouring
    6. General versus Site Specific Quantile Random Forest Models for Virtual Patient-Specific Quality Assurance of VMAT Plans
    7. Panel Discussion: AI & Automation

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Medizinische Physik e.V. (DGMP)

The 2026 QA & Dosimetry Symposium has approval from the German Society of Medical Physicists for 16 credit points.

  • German Physicists, members of the DGMP are eligible.
  • You will receive a certificate at the conclusion of the symposium.