Establishing guiding principles is an important early step in planning operational projects. Thanks Brian!
#RTi3Conference @UofTDRO @winter_spence shares @albertahealth approach to planning the Radiation Therapy Corridor Project. Exciting to see the realization of care closer to home resulting from thoughtful planning. @CAMRT_ACTRM @OAMRS1 @OntarioHealthOH
Weight bias exists in radiation therapy, and initiatives need to start at the point of care. Insightful talk by @AmandaBoldersto at #RTi3Conference!
How are Canadian organizations preparing for AI in radiation medicine? @kikicait shares her research #camrt2022
Listening to and telling stories in healthcare is important for providers and patients. Wonderful message from @AmandaBoldersto #camrt2022
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Nobody crosses cancer alone. The Alberta Cancer Foundation is raising $30 million to change the way we treat cancer here at the Cross Cancer Institute, in Alberta, and around the world. We cross cancer together: wecrosscancer.ca
The opening of the GPCC, and completion of Alberta's radiation therapy corridor, has a tremendous benefit for patients now able to receive their cancer care closer to home
“Healing is the treatment itself & the support received,” says Dorene, the first patient to receive #radiation therapy at the Grande Prairie Regional Hospital & at the most Northern cancer centre in Canada: “It’s also living life the way you want to.” albertahealthservices.ca/new…
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Today, the #grandeprairie #cancer centre welcomed its first #radiation therapy patient, Doreen. She shared that she is excited to receive her cancer care closer to home. We are too. #gprh and #gpab
@AHS_media @AHS_NorthZone
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Roger, with his wife Brenda at his side, was the first systemic therapy patient treated at the new #GrandePrairie #cancer centre since the centre opened this past weekend. #gprh #gpab @AHS_media
Alberta's 5th radiation therapy facility will soon open their doors to the people of Grande Prairie and area!
edmonton.ctvnews.ca/grande-p…
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"The delivery of 2 MR-Linacs represent a big milestone. This new tech will allow us to better track tumours & adapt #radiotherapy on a daily basis, personalizing treatment when the #calgarycancercentre opens." @albertacancer @ahs_media
-Lisa Barbera, Head of Radiation Oncology
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Take a peak inside the Calgary Cancer Centre to see the amazing progress happening: the sacred space and paint on lower levels! Want even more updates? Sign up for our newsletter: bit.ly/2PultEB @albertacancer @AHS_media
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ATTN #RTT's! #RTi3 2021 #abstracts are due tomorrow Jan. 13 at 11:59pm ET. Submit your innovative ideas or research projects today: bit.ly/2MRmmG1
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End of watch:
Final call for Sgt. Andrew Harnett #4601.💙
May he rest in peace. We will remember, it is our duty.
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Albertans with specific types of leukemia and lymphoma will soon have access in Calgary and Edmonton to a $15-million provincial cancer therapy program, commonly known as CAR T-cell therapy.
ow.ly/tbe450B7H5r #cancertreatment
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"If we can make part of the patient journey more comfortable, if we can put a smile on their face, if we can, for even a half-hour, take their mind off the worries that they have, we’re certainly going to do that." ow.ly/RreC50A5bIi #albertacancer @AHS_CancerCare
Truly thankful for all of the riders and supporters of the AB Ride to Conquer Cancer. What an amazing experience!
So thankful to @winter_spence from @AHS_CancerCare for talking about the impact dollars from @TheAlbertaRide have on Albertans facing cancer.


























