EP-1678: Quality of radiotherapy services in post-Soviet countries: an IAEA survey
E. RosenblattIAEA -International Atomic Energy Agency , Applied Radiation Biology and Radiotherapy- , Wien , AustriaE. FidarovaInternational Atomic Energy AgencySunita GhoshUniversity of Alberta , Cancer Biostatistics , Edmonton , CanadaOlga UnterkirhereInternational Atomic Energy AgencyN. SemikozDonetsk Cancer Centre , Radiotherapy Department , Donetsk , UkraineV. SinaikaN.N. Alexandrov National Cancer CentreV. KimKazakhstan Research Institute of Oncology and Radiology , Radiotherapy Department , Almaty , KazakhstanNerses KaramyanI. IsayevNational Center of Oncology , Radiotherapy Department , Baku , AzerbaijanK. AkbarovNational Center of Oncology , Radiotherapy Department , Baku , AzerbaijanD. LomidzeHigh Technology Medical Centre , Radiotherapy Department , Tbilisi , GeorgiaOksana BondarevaNational Centre of Oncology , Radiotherapy Department , Bishkek , Kyrgyz RepublicP. TuzlucovManzura ZardodkhonovaS. TkachevN.N. Blokhin Cancer Research Centre , Radiotherapy Department , Moscow , Russian FederationM. KislyakovaN.N. Blokhin Cancer Research Centre , Radiotherapy Department , Moscow , Russian FederationJ. AlimovNational Research Center of Oncology , Radiotherapy Department , Tashkent , UzbekistanT. PidlubnaMichael BartoňIngham Institute for Applied Medical Research ,W. MackillopCollaboration for Cancer Outcomes Research and Evaluation , Sydney , Australia
2018en
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We found that clinical trials involving more than one institution were associated with a better publication rate.Trials funding in radiotherapy should take this result into account to better optimize human and economic resources.Non-publication means a poor use of financial resources, a loss of knowledge through hidden data, and poses an ethical issue with our patient community.
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