201 Establishment of 1st Board-Certified Radiation Oncology Residency Program in a War-Torn Nation: Experience from Iraq

Mula‐Hussain, Layth; Shamsaldin, Akhtar; Younis, Saeed Nadhim; Mohammad, Mohammad Omar; Ramzi, Zhian Salah; Ahmed, Zheen Aorahman; Mahmoud, Kawa Abdulla; Ahmed, Ali Mahmoud; Alrudainy, L.; Ghadhban, Abbas; Ameen, H. A. M.; Faraj, Kharman A.; Muhammad, Hawzheen A.; Al-Ghazi, M; Wadi-Ramahi, Shada; Alhasso, Abdulla; Tahir, Saad; Chelfi, Mustapha; Jaradat, Imad; Sheikha, Anwar; Hughson, Michael D.

doi:10.1016/s0167-8140(19)33262-1

Radiotherapy and Oncology

2019

DOI: 10.1016/s0167-8140(19)33262-1

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201 Establishment of 1st Board-Certified Radiation Oncology Residency Program in a War-Torn Nation: Experience from Iraq

Layth Mula‐Hussain¹,

Akhtar Shamsaldin²,

Saeed Nadhim Younis³

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Challenges and Outcomes in Launching the First Board-Certified Program in Radiation Oncology in Iraq

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Radiation therapy is—in many therapeutic settings—equivalent to surgery. Training in radiotherapy requires a particular infrastructure including highly trained personnel, safety training, and the necessary equipment as well as time. In this chapter, I will be describing the establishment of the first board-certified radiation oncology training in Iraq. In doing so, I will be outlining challenges specific to the region and low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) in general. I will also be describing the impact of this endeavor and its prospects.

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Challenges and Outcomes in Launching the First Board-Certified Program in Radiation Oncology in Iraq

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