Cyberknife Robotic Radiosurgery System--University of Phoenix

1. CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System
HCS/483
Sean Kern
Delicia Erickson
Ruby Williams Graham
Sara Morgan
Katharine Royal
Belinda Toney
Martina Wright

2. CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery
 Revolutionized clinical functions
 Non-invasive frameless procedure
 Enhance treatment of cancerous tumors
 Detect and track internal reference point
 Treat cancerous and non-cancerous tumors
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3. CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery
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4. CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery
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5. The effects of the Cyberknife Robotic Radiosurgery System in Health
care
 Reduce errors/mistakes
 Minimizes radioactive exposure
 More precise
 Can treat larger tumors/lesions

6. U.S. Hospitals using Cyberknife technology
 Stanford University Hospital
 Newport Radiosurgery Center in Newport Beach, CA
 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Shadyside in
Pittsburgh, PA
 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in
Dallas
 Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, OH

7.  Patients medical records stored via EHR
 Patient EHR - may be subject to unauthorized use
-at risk for record tampering
-risk of loss due to natural disasters
-risk of technology becoming obsolete

8. Security Safeguards
 Used only by highly trained persons
 Lessen system failures effects on patients
 Limited to a fixed number of uses
 Maintaining and servicing these machines
 Reduce the cost of servicing

9. Strategies to evaluate system effectiveness
 Determine expectations
 Determine and document outcomes
 Assessing system achievements

10. How does management fit into the Cyber Knife Robotic Radiosurgery System?
Oversight of system/updates
Implement rules/regulations
Train staff/employees
Evaluate staff/employees

11. Different Management roles
 Project Manager
 Identify and obtain needed resources
 Maintain the project plan
 Manage project scope
 Communicate progress

12. Different Management roles
 IT Manager
 Represents the IT department
 Promotes the project internally and externally
 Has final IT decision-making authority
 Remove IT obstacles to meet project timelines

13. Benefits Supporting Quality
 Non-invasive alternative to surgery
 Treat numerous cancerous and non-cancerous tumors
 Approved to treat any body tumor
 No surgical incisions, anesthesia or hospitalization
 Approved by FDA

14. Educational and training needs
 Online training course
 The full Body course
 CNS Radiosurgery Module

15. Conclusion
 CyberKnife Radiosurgery Humanize clinical
care
 Enhance treatment option
 Non-invasive procedure
 Operate within regulated guidelines
 Cost effective and minimize time

16. Dr. Mehesh, (personal communication, July 2, 2013), Senior Oncologist, Summit
Oncology, Akron, OH
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Yale New Haven hospital radiation oncology CyberKnife center
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