Stockholm, Sweden

ESTRO 2026

Session

Monday
May 18
08:45 - 10:00
A12
Innovations in patient centred-care
Amanda Webster, United Kingdom;
Eva Van Weerd, The Netherlands
This symposium explores how different aspects of radiotherapy practice contribute to improving the patient experience. It highlights the role of RTT-led research in understanding what matters most to patients. The development of clinical academic career pathways is discussed, showing how RTTs can combine clinical work and research to directly improve care. Patient engagement is another key focus, demonstrating how continuity and supportive interactions with RTTs positively influence patient experience and satisfaction. Finally, the symposium examines how technological innovations, such as AI and adaptive radiotherapy, can support patient-centred care when guided by patient needs, multidisciplinary collaboration, and a focus on meaningful outcomes.
Symposium
RTT
08:45 - 09:10
Impact of RTT research and what matters to the patient
Lynsey Devlin, United Kingdom
-5425
09:10 - 09:35
Clinical academic RTT careers in patient-centred care
Yat Man Tsang, Canada
-5426
09:35 - 10:00
Technical innovations and how they impact patients
Harshani Green, United Kingdom