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In this issue

In this issue, there are nine original articles covering a range of themes and topics, including a study on the prevalence and potential for developing compassion fatigue burnout of radiation therapists (RTTs), two further studies reviewing different pre-treatment imaging methods and three articles considering the accuracy of treatment and radiation dosimetry. There are three literature reviews, one on an interesting study into the use of peer review to improve quality and safety in radiation oncology. To complete this issue, there are two case reports presenting the treatment outcomes for two patients presenting with rare oncology scenarios.