23 Entries
SunCHECK V4.3 Released
Clinics worldwide use the SunCHECK® Platform to automate routine tasks and processes, and advance patient safety and treatment quality. On February 6th, we released SunCHECK version 4.3
February 6, 2024
When No News is Good News: A Large Centre’s Experience with an Automated In Vivo Dosimetry System
SunCHECK supports the busy and motivated Clatterbridge Cancer Centre with added efficiencies through a web-based integrated Patient and Machine Quality Assurance Platform, and the SunCHECK Platform
October 17, 2023
SunCHECK V4.2.1 Released
Clinics worldwide use the SunCHECK® Platform to automate routine tasks and processes, and advance patient safety and treatment quality. This week, we released SunCHECK version 4.2.1.
September 21, 2023
Five Years Film-Less
Since release of SRS MapCHECK® in 2018, we've seen rapid and widespread adoption. Thanks to users worldwide, the device now stands as the most widely used patient-specific QA array for SRS/SBRT deliveries.
September 7, 2023
Making Time for Enhanced Patient Care
For departments considering in-vivo dosimetry, lack of the right tools and staff capacity can be a barrier. Clinics worldwide use SunCHECK to automate routine tasks and processes. With automation in place, they gain time back to focus on other critical areas impacting patient safety and treatment quality.
August 24, 2023
A More Versatile Phantom for CT Image Quality Evaluation
When performing Quality Control (QC) on a CT system, it is important to have a phantom that fits the scanner’s capabilities. A phantom that is over-spec’d for a system is not only a waste of money; it can altogether fail to provide necessary QC information. The new IQphan™ from Sun Nuclear addresses this issue.
March 21, 2023
Patient Safety Awareness Week 2023
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement recognizes March 12-18 as Patient Safety Awareness Week. The organization notes that while there has been real progress to improve safety in health care, there is still work to be done.
Read on for three highlights of proud efforts toward patient safety.
March 13, 2023
The Science of Better: Enabling Safer Space Travel
On November 16, 2022, two ATOM Phantoms were launched into space as part of the Artemis I mission. The first unmanned mission sought to understand potential radiation to women, who tend to be more sensitive to radiation exposure. The ultimate goal of these missions — sending the first woman astronaut to the moon. Learn how our solutions, typically used for measuring radiation dose in cancer treatment and imaging procedures, served a different purpose in space.
March 8, 2023
