CPQR and COMP are committed to supporting improved quality and safety within radiation treatment in Canada. Since 2011, they have worked with the medical physics community to develop a suite of Technical Quality Control Guidelines to help radiotherapy centres ensure the minimum performance and safety standards of treatment equipment and technologies. treatment programs with direction for assuring minimum performance and safety of radiation treatment equipment and technologies. The full suite of TQC Guidelines is available online.

To help radiotherapy programs monitor their adherence to these guidelines, CPQR offers a set of self-audit tools.

The Conventional Radiotherapy Simulators guideline is available here. It is recommended to have it available throughout the self-assessment.

After completing the audit and clicking “Done,” you will receive a certificate to print off and use.

Note: The tool only allows for one answer to be marked as correct. However, some alternative answers may still earn 1 point even if they appear incorrect. For example:

• Greater frequency = more frequent = 1 point.
• Less tolerance = tighter tolerance = 1 point.

Answering N/A will not deduct points from your total score.