Search Results - "Weyburne, Grant"

The big data effort in radiation oncology: Data mining or data farming? by Mayo, Charles S., PhD, Kessler, Marc L., PhD, Eisbruch, Avraham, MD, Weyburne, Grant, BS, Feng, Mary, MD, Hayman, James A., MD, Jolly, Shruti, MD, El Naqa, Issam, PhD, Moran, Jean M., PhD, Matuszak, Martha M., PhD, Anderson, Carlos J., PhD, Holevinski, Lynn P., BS, McShan, Daniel L., PhD, Merkel, Sue M., MSA RT(R)(T), Machnak, Sherry L., MBA RT(T), Lawrence, Theodore S., MD PhD, Ten Haken, Randall K., PhD

“…Abstract Although large volumes of information are entered into our electronic health care records, radiation oncology information systems and treatment…”
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Patients with progression of spinal metastases who present to the clinic have better outcomes compared to those who present to the emergency department by Linzey, Joseph R., Kathawate, Varun G., Strong, Michael J., Roche, Kayla, Goethe, Peyton E., Tudrick, Lila R., Lee, Johan, Tripathy, Arushi, Koduri, Sravanthi, Ward, Ayobami L., Ogunsola, Oludotun, Zaki, Mark M., Joshi, Rushikesh S., Weyburne, Grant, Mayo, Charles S., Evans, Joseph R., Jackson, William C., Szerlip, Nicholas J.

“…Background As cancer therapies have improved, spinal metastases are increasingly common. Resulting complications have a significant impact on patient's quality…”
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SafetyNet: streamlining and automating QA in radiotherapy by Hadley, Scott W., Kessler, Marc L., Litzenberg, Dale W., Lee, Choonik, Irrer, Jim, Chen, Xiaoping, Acosta, Eduardo, Weyburne, Grant, Keranen, Wayne, Lam, Kwok, Covington, Elizabeth, Younge, Kelly C., Matuszak, Martha M., Moran, Jean M.

“…Proper quality assurance (QA) of the radiotherapy process can be time‐consuming and expensive. Many QA efforts, such as data export and import, are inefficient…”
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Big data analysis of associations between patient reported outcomes, observer reported toxicities, and overall quality of life in head and neck cancer patients treated with radiation therapy by Wilkie, Joel R., Mierzwa, Michelle L., Yao, John, Eisbruch, Avraham, Feng, Mary, Weyburne, Grant, Chen, Xiaoping, Holevinski, Lynn, Mayo, Charles S.

“…•Recreation/entertainment, activity and fatigue are PROs most strongly associated with overall QOL.•Relatively few PRO items appear needed to capture…”
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