Clinical experiences are shared at first Radformation UKI user meeting
Radiotherapy professionals from across Manchester met in July for the inaugural Radformation and Oncology Imaging Systems UK and Ireland User Meeting. The event brought together clinical oncologists, physicists, dosimetrists and radiographers to share practical clinical experience and lessons learned across AI-assisted contouring, adaptive radiotherapy and QA. Attendees exchanged ideas and explored how automation is supporting more efficient workflows and better-informed clinical decisions.
Among the presentations, Dr Jaap Vaarkamp shared North Wales Cancer Treatment Centre’s transition from Limbus Contour to AutoContour 2.7, while Claire Fitzpatrick at St Luke’s Institute of Cancer Research in Dublin discussed its streamlined, RTT-led breast pathway using EZFluence.
Rachel Dunwoody described how St Vincent’s Private Hospital in Dublin reduced measurement-based patient-specific QA by 56 per cent using ClearCalc and RadMonteCarlo. Bethany Aylward highlighted how Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, Glasgow, is using RadMachine to build a more robust, transparent and auditable machine xQA programme.
Dr Luca Nicosia presented the early experience of Italy’s IRCCS Ospedale Sacro Cuore Don Calabria with ChartCheck Adaptive, where automated CBCT-based dose recalculation is helping the team assess delivered and accumulated dose, with plans to use these insights during treatment to support decisions around further review or replanning. The meeting concluded with a roundtable, an exchange on adaptive radiotherapy and a future development discussion.
Picture: Dr Luca Nicosia gave a presentation on ChartCheck Adaptive.
Read this report on page 12 of the October 2026 issue of RAD Magazine.
