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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the chemotherapy treatment plan template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'General Information' section. Fill in the patient's name, radiation oncologist, and facility details. Ensure you include the treatment planning start date and patient’s date of birth.
  3. Proceed to 'Patient Clinical Information'. Here, specify the primary tumor site being treated and select the appropriate T and N stages. Indicate if there is distant metastasis and provide any relevant clinical information.
  4. In 'Treatment Planning Information', input the prescription radiation dose for the entire course. Select therapy types for each phase and detail fractions, ports/arcs/fields as required.
  5. Complete any additional sections regarding special services or dosimetry as needed, ensuring all fields are filled accurately for a comprehensive treatment plan.

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A cancer treatment plan may include: Your exact cancer diagnosis and stage. Special test results, like imaging (x-rays), blood tests, tumor marker tests, genetic testing, or biomarker tests done on the tumor. Your planned treatment, its doses, the schedule for getting it, and how long it will be given.
A course of chemotherapy usually lasts between 3 to 6 months, although it can be more or less than that. How often you have each cycle, and how long your treatment course lasts, depends on many factors. These include: type of cancer.
The oncologist may plan to administer chemotherapy in cycles of 15 days each, with 2 days off, for a total of 7 days (7-day rule chemotherapy), or continuously for 15 days per session and rest for 34 weeks to allow the white blood cells and the body to recover and be ready for the next session.
Your cancer treatment plan should be based on: Results of X-rays and digital imaging such as CT, MRI and PET scans. Your medical history including other chronic health conditions. Information about all treatments available for your type and stage of cancer. Discussion and review of clinical trial options.
An oncologist leads a cancer care team in the care of people with cancer. Oncologists may: Diagnose cancer. Make treatment recommendations and create treatment plans.
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