How University of Debrecen improved workflow efficiencies with iRT

ABSTRACT WAVE

Clinical professionals at the University of Debrecen, one of Hungary’s most advanced cancer centers, treat between 150 and 200 patients daily. Among them was a glioblastoma patient whose journey from consultation to first treatment spanned 18 to 21 days. This process required manual multi-system registration, paper-based prescriptions, and 4 to 6 hours of physician contouring time.

A breast cancer patient faced similar delays of 14 to 16 days, largely due to redundant data entry across disconnected systems. These inefficiencies contributed to error rates of up to 8 percent in treatment parameters.

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In this case study, we examine how the University of Debrecen’s Radiotherapy Department transformed these lengthy, error-prone workflows through the implementation of GE HealthCare’s intelligent Radiation Therapy (iRT™) platform. In addition to being a customer of the iRT platform, the University of Debrecen also partners with GE HealthCare on ongoing clinical innovation and research.

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