University Medical City completes QUATRO audits of radiotherapy practices
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At a glance
- University Medical City in Oman has successfully completed international QUATRO audits for radiotherapy practices.
- This achievement enhances specialized cancer care quality according to global standards.
- The medical city is the first in Oman to complete this assessment, boosting confidence in its radiotherapy services.
University Medical City in Oman has achieved a significant milestone by successfully completing the international QUATRO Comprehensive Audits of Radiotherapy Practices. This accomplishment took place at the Sultan Qaboos Integrated Centre for Cancer Treatment and Research.
The completion of these audits signifies an enhancement in the quality of specialized care provided to cancer patients, aligning it with the highest global standards. QUATRO audits are an international program designed to review the quality and safety of radiotherapy services, developed collaboratively by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the World Health Organization (WHO), and other international partners.
This assessment affirms University Medical City's dedication to advancing cancer treatment services and adopting international benchmarks. It underscores the institution's role in fostering integration among healthcare, medical education, research, and innovation.
Notably, University Medical City stands as the first institution in the Sultanate of Oman to undergo and complete the QUATRO international assessment. This success not only bolsters the readiness of its radiotherapy services but also supports the pursuit of institutional excellence and instills confidence in the quality of healthcare delivered to cancer patients.
Originally published by Times of Oman. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.